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Solid idea should invest in $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ now. Thanks for sharing

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I not a “stock” chaser. Very tiring.. I m contented with my pick. [Happy][Smile][LOL][Chuckle] @1PC @rL @MHh @Universe宇宙

I not a “stock” chaser. Very tiring.. I m contented with my pick. [Happy][Smile][LOL][Chuckle]

I think quantum computing could be the next ‘trump sector’. Trump is first and foremost a businessman. He will not make money losing business. He definitely has understood it well and think it is crucial to the US to have a stake in it for future economic returns and national security. Next to AI, this could well be the next engine to enhance performance of technology by leaps and bounds. He would want to enter in early to secure a good price before the sector matures and everyone has a stake in it. By having a huge stake in it, he could make it the governement’s workhorse without having to set up from scratch. As a conservative investor, I rarely bet early when profits are not in yet. I prefer to buy when there are some signs of turning profit or signs of increase profit making potentia

Go all thw way Trump

Quantum computing is important in real world applications. News of big equity stakes excite market.

"A credible machine harnessing bizarre sub-atomic phenomena could surpass ordinary computers at tasks like drug discovery. It could also break crucial encryption methods." This time round I support "Trump's movement" & certainly can feel an excitement for the next company on the list.. I wouldn't speculate as I may not be able to foresee Trump's actions so whichever company it is.. good luck [Tongue]

$D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ I’ve watched enough tape over the years to know when headlines spark a frenzy faster than reality can catch up. Today’s chatter about the Trump administration’s supposed plan to take equity stakes in quantum firms like IONQ, RGTI, QBTS and QUBT fits that pattern perfectly. The Wall Street Journal floated whispers of Commerce Department talks, at least $10 million per firm in funding for shares, before Reuters snapped back with a flat denial: “No active negotiations underway.” That gap between rumour and rebuttal triggered the volatility you see below. Quantum Computing Stocks Are on a Wild Ri

"The empires of the future are the empires of the mind." — Winston Churchill The Trump administration’s recent moves in the stock market—dubbed the “golden touch”—have garnered attention, with strategic equity stakes in semiconductors and rare earths yielding substantial returns. Intel’s stock surged nearly 80% after a $9 billion grant-to-equity deal, while MP Materials soared over 300% year-to-date following a $400 million Defence Department investment. Now, whispers of similar deals in quantum computing have sparked a frenzy, with stocks like IonQ, D-Wave, and Rigetti jumping 10-20% on reports of $10 million funding awards for equity stakes. Could quantum computing become the next “Trump sector”? Which firms should investors watch, who might be the administration’s next target, and will

When the rich play the particular share, we follow..

Trump will not invest these companies without return. Quantum sector is still under research and development stage which is unlikely to give any good profit in the near view. However, if you have a further study on how quantum works or how quantum-related technology can bring us the benefits, you will understand why hr made such decisions. Quantum needs breakthrough and repeated breaking of speeds and puzzles, it can be used in various sectors including medicines, cures, new chemical or metal formation, light speed etc. I have invested in QBTS since last year. For long term invest, yes, you may explore. For short-term traders, you may need to wait for the opportunities.

if trump administration invest in ionq , there will be filled by  another  investments from private. maybe alphabet or Microsoft will follow suit to invest in ionq after trump administration. base on previous account, after usa government initial investment in Intel , then nivida invested . same for mp material Corp, Apple invest in mp Corp  after USA government. ionq should be the better choice among the quantum computing companies.

If reports from $Alphabet(GOOG)$ are studied, they have developed new quantum algorithms and if they are investing so much, it is surely not hype. That said due to risks with the small companies, I would take small positions in stocks like $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ and $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ while allocating more to $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ as they are more stable plays. This way one always hopes the small players become multibaggers while the big players have steady growth!

Quantum IS the way of the future! I think Ionq leads the race. It has an impressive executive team, has invested in partnerships that cover all aspects of development. It’s recent acquisition of Lightsynq strengthens its quantum networking roadmap. It’s data centre factory has been operating in Seattle for almost two years providing Ionq Forte and Tempo systems via cloud access to customer base. Quantum has potential in a myriad of applications - I think Ionq is a great bet for the not too distant future!

🌟🌟🌟Quantum computing isn't just a buzzword. It is the shimmering edge of tomorrow's tech frontier.  With the Trump Administration reportedly injecting USD10 million into select US quantum firms, we maybe witnessing the birth of a new Trump sector. Will Quantum be the next big thing in 20 years?  Yes but not in a straight line.  It will be in quantum leaps.  The breakthroughs will be uneven, the hype cycles wild but the impact will be seismic! Think of it as the hottest trades in 2040 where today's conviction will become tomorrow's legacy. My picks will be the Big 4 Quantum stocks :  $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ specialising in trapped ion quantum hardware $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ with it

The government’s renewed push into quantum computing is intriguing, especially given Trump’s track record of boosting sectors he backs. If stakes in $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ or $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ happen, it could add funding and legitimacy to a still-nascent field. But I’m cautious — most quantum firms remain unprofitable, and recent rallies look more speculative than sustainable. I prefer exposure through big tech names like $Microsoft(MSFT)$ , $IBM

The Trump administration is reportedly in talks to take equity stakes in quantum-computing firms through $10 million funding awards.Quantum-related stocks, which recently corrected from their all-time highs, surged overnight: $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$, $D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$, $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ and $Quantum Computing Inc.(QUBT)$ all rise over 15%.However, some argue that these companies are merely meme stocks with weak fundamentals — the entire sector remains unprofitable, and all four mentioned companies still report negative EPS.Investors who seek stability tend to prefer big tech firms also involved in quantum com

The rare earth market is back in turbulence.At the start of trading, U.S.-listed rare earth stocks fell across the board: MP Materials -6.2%, USA Rare Earth -8.6%, United States Antimony -2%, and NioCorp -4.8%.On Monday, JPMorgan announced a $1.5 trillion strategic investment plan, with up to $10 billion earmarked for critical minerals and frontier technologies.What rare earth stocks to focus?Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley’s latest report highlights that the interlinked dynamics of rare earths, AI, and tariffs are reshaping the competitive landscape between China and the U.S.Morgan Stanley four scenarios: the future path of rare earthsMorgan Stanley describes the current U.S.–China relationship as entering a “strategic upgrade phase”, outlining four possible trajectories:Scenario 1 (Base Case):

"The empires of the future are the empires of the mind." — Winston Churchill The Trump administration’s recent moves in the stock market—dubbed the “golden touch”—have garnered attention, with strategic equity stakes in semiconductors and rare earths yielding substantial returns. Intel’s stock surged nearly 80% after a $9 billion grant-to-equity deal, while MP Materials soared over 300% year-to-date following a $400 million Defence Department investment. Now, whispers of similar deals in quantum computing have sparked a frenzy, with stocks like IonQ, D-Wave, and Rigetti jumping 10-20% on reports of $10 million funding awards for equity stakes. Could quantum computing become the next “Trump sector”? Which firms should investors watch, who might be the administration’s next target, and will

D-Wave Quantum's euphoric rise is unraveling fast, as investors rush for the exits amid a sharp 26% weekly plunge and growing doubts over its lofty valuation. Quick Overview • D-Wave Quantum's stock has plummeted 26% in a week, erasing over $2.3 billion in market value amid investor panic. • The company's recent announcement to redeem public warrants for just $0.01 has triggered heavy selling and raised concerns about its financial stability. • Despite a year-to-date increase of 258%, D-Wave's financials reveal significant losses and a minuscule revenue base compared to its market cap. • Analysts warn that without substantial customer adoption and profitability, D-Wave's inflated valuation may continue to decline. A Rapid Fall from Glory D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS)

$D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ I’ve watched enough tape over the years to know when headlines spark a frenzy faster than reality can catch up. Today’s chatter about the Trump administration’s supposed plan to take equity stakes in quantum firms like IONQ, RGTI, QBTS and QUBT fits that pattern perfectly. The Wall Street Journal floated whispers of Commerce Department talks, at least $10 million per firm in funding for shares, before Reuters snapped back with a flat denial: “No active negotiations underway.” That gap between rumour and rebuttal triggered the volatility you see below. Quantum Computing Stocks Are on a Wild Ri

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $CME Bitcoin - main 2510(BTCmain)$ The market just got a serious shock. Late on 10Oct25, Bitcoin cratered over 12.3%, wiping $14,991 off the tape in a matter of hours. A staggering $6B in crypto positions were liquidated since 4:30PM, marking one of the most violent liquidation waves since mid-2022. Traders went from flexing gains to margin calls almost overnight. If you’re still at the table, congratulations; this is where discipline separates survivors from statistics. 🇨🇳🇺🇸 The catalyst: a bombshell trade announcement. President Trump revealed that China will impose large-scale export controls on virtually all products ef

🌟🌟🌟The recent sell off of Quantum Computing stocks certainly sent jitters to the markets.  Is this the end of Quantum Computing Stocks?  Well not quite but certainly a reality check.  The recent  Quantum Crash is less of a death knell and more of a sobering reminder that moonshots come with meteors.  What happened? General Market Volatility : Broader market uncertainty, including fears about credit health of regional banks and potential trade wars, has created a negative market momentum that is also impacting tech and chip stocks.  Profit Taking :  After massive runs in the past year, it is natural for investors to take profits especially when market conditions become uncertain. Insider Selling:  Recent insider selling in some quantum companies

The recent disclosures that the U.S. Department of Commerce (led by Paul Dabbar) is in talks with quantum-computing firms to take equity stakes in exchange for federal funding represent a significant strategic shift. Below is my breakdown of what this means, the risks and opportunities, and how I view the move from an investment perspective. --- ✅ What the news is Several U.S. quantum computing companies — specifically IonQ, Inc. (ticker IONQ), Rigetti Computing, Inc. (RGTI), and D‑Wave Quantum Inc. (QBTS) — are reported to be negotiating with the U.S. government to give the Commerce Department an equity stake in return for at least US$10 million each of federal backing.  The rationale: quantum computing is deemed a “critical sector” for national competitiveness (materials, drug disco

In the heated geopolitical arena of October 16, 2025, President Donald Trump’s blistering response to China’s rare earth export restrictions has ignited a firestorm, vowing 100% tariffs and declaring the moves a “bad moment” for Beijing. As Trump blasts China’s “surprising” clampdown—expanding controls to five new elements like holmium and europium while imposing a “0.1% rule” on overseas products—U.S. officials like Bessent and Greer label it a “global supply chain power grab,” urging Beijing to back down or face equity stakes in American firms. This escalation, building on China’s April 2025 restrictions that slashed magnet exports 74% YoY, underscores a deepening U.S.-China decoupling that favors domestic critical minerals producers. Amid this turmoil, NioCorp Developments Ltd. ($NB), w

The AI industry in 2026 is destined to be extraordinary. With AI demand continuing to surge and prices rebounding across the board, profit expectations for Asia's tech sector are entering another upward revision cycle. From AI infrastructure to semiconductor equipment, this wave of tech investment is accelerating its spread, and the risk of a bubble bursting remains nowhere in sight—at least for now.Profit growth acceleration resumes, with AI demand driving high growth through 2026Following the brief tariff disruption during the summer, earnings revisions for Asian tech stocks have resumed their upward trajectory. Sustained robust demand for AI infrastructure, coupled with the gradual spread of price pass-through effects, has led to market expectations of approximately 20%-25% upside poten

In the evolving global trade landscape of 2025, China’s stringent rare earth export controls have transformed from a geopolitical weapon into a catalyst for redefining international supply chains. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce’s Announcement No. 61, issued on October 9, expanded restrictions to five new elements—holmium, europium, thulium, ytterbium, and lutetium—while imposing additional scrutiny on semiconductor users. This move, though triggering a $2 trillion market value wipeout in the U.S. and a 1.3% drop in the S&P 500, has opened an unprecedented window of opportunity for the rest of the world. With China dominating 91% of global refined capacity and 63% of mined output, its “chokehold” strategy is inadvertently accelerating diversification across the entire rare earth value

Last Week's RecapU.S. Market - A dramatic Sell-offIndexes: The week finished weak after a dramatic Friday sell-off. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched fresh record highs midweek, only to see gains erased in the strongest single-day decline since April after tariff headlines hit sentiment.VIX: The VIX spiked above 22, snapping nearly four months of calm, complacent grinding to new highs. The surge in volatility underscored a sudden demand for protection as risk appetite evaporated.Crypto: Crypto and crypto-exposed names were especially volatile — Bitcoin and Ethereum printed new all-time highs earlier in the week before capitulating on Friday’s risk-off move. Bitcoin plunged 6% Friday, breaking below $120,000, amplifying broader market stress.Trump’s tariff: An unexpected announcement

The Trump administration is reportedly in talks to take equity stakes in quantum-computing firms through $10 million funding awards.Quantum-related stocks, which recently corrected from their all-time highs, surged overnight: $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$, $D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$, $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ and $Quantum Computing Inc.(QUBT)$ all rise over 15%.However, some argue that these companies are merely meme stocks with weak fundamentals — the entire sector remains unprofitable, and all four mentioned companies still report negative EPS.Investors who seek stability tend to prefer big tech firms also involved in quantum com

$The Metals Company(TMC)$ $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ $Energy Fuels(UUUU)$ 🌋🚀📈 $TMC: Rare Earth Titan Breaks Out to New Highs I’m watching $TMC erupt into a major price discovery phase. The move is being driven by a rare alignment of macro policy, options flow, and technical structure, positioning this national security metals play for potentially explosive upside into year-end. 🟠 Ignition Breakout Levels The weekly chart shows a decisive breakout through the long-term descending trendline that’s been in place since 2021. Price has surged above the $8.00–$8.50 zone, now holding $10.40 after a +16.99% intraday burst. This breakout is backed by surging 4H momentum along

Rare Earth Supply Shortage May Threaten Trillion-Dollar Assets. Here Are Rare Earth Companies to Watch Besides MP and USAR Background: The recent US-China trade war has spread from resource sector. On October 9, China's Ministry of Commerce and General Administration of Customs issued several announcements implementing export controls on rare earth-related items, technologies, and key equipment. Subsequently, Trump described the rare earth control as an "act of hostility" and stated that he would use this as a reason to reimpose a 100% tariff (or higher) on Chinese goods and impose controls on the export of Chinese technology/software. The recent rise in the rare earth sector not only reflects the short-term trade war's risk-averse logic but also signifies the geostructural changes in reso

After months of uneasy calm, the U.S.–China trade tensions have flared up again.Former President Donald Trump announced plans to impose 100% tariffs on all Chinese goods, citing Beijing’s tightened controls over rare earth exports. In response, China’s Ministry of Commerce accused the U.S. of “double standards” and warned it would “not yield under threats.”Behind the diplomatic language lies a familiar geopolitical truth: rare earths have become the new battleground in the tech and trade war.Why Rare Earths MatterRare earths are not actually “rare” — they’re relatively abundant in the Earth’s crust, but rarely found in economically viable concentrations. What makes them crucial is their unique magnetic and conductive properties, powering everything from EV motors and wind turbines to smart

$MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ After a chaotic few weeks in the markets, a familiar theme is roaring back to life — strategic resources and geopolitical leverage. This time, it’s not oil or semiconductors grabbing the spotlight, but rare earth elements (REEs) — the crucial building blocks behind everything from electric vehicles and wind turbines to AI servers, fighter jets, and smartphones. Last week, U.S. rare earth miners surged after President Donald Trump declared that the United States would “retaliate” against China’s export controls on key critical minerals. The move reignited investor speculation that the U.S. could accelerate efforts to secure its own domestic supply chains — a theme that could reshape the global materials market in the coming y

The Market Just Got Hit by 'Tariff Man.' Is the APEC Summit Our Only Way Out? Yesterday's market rout made it brutally clear: forget fundamentals. As the Dow plunged 462 points and the S&P 500 shed 2.71%, there was simply nowhere to hide, with titans like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   tumbling 4.5% and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   skidding 5.2%. It's the ultimate proof that this year, the market trades on words—a phenomenon traders have dubbed the "TACO Trade." The escalating friction between the world's two largest economies can override any company-specific news, and as the chart below shows, this isn't the first time. The catalyst for t

You raise very timely and pertinent questions about MP Materials Corp. (ticker: MP) and the broader U.S. rare-earths / U.S.-China supply-chain dynamic. Below is a structured view on both your questions — again, this is not investment advice, but an analytical assessment. --- 1. Is it an “add-on opportunity”? Short answer: yes, but with caveats. It could make sense as a selective addition, if you believe the strategic thesis plays out — but you must also accept significant execution and commodity-cycle risk. Supporting arguments MP Materials is very well positioned in a strategic niche: It is one of the very few U.S.-based rare-earth players able to claim a vertically integrated supply chain (mine → processing → magnets) in a sector dominated by China.  The geopolitical / strategic nar

Something to think about relating to China's move to restrict #rareearths exports and Trump's reaction to what has always been on the table given increasing US sanctions against Chinese tech firms...The only major rare earth mine producing in the US today is $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ Mountain Pass mine. It has an annualized production of about 60,000 metric tons of rare earth concentrate. That might sound big but this still needs to be further processed to produce rare earth oxides (REO) for commercial use.Of the 60,000, MP needs 80% (48,000 tons) to extract and refine only about 2,400 metric tons of Neodymium-Praseodymium (NdPr) oxide, which is highly sought after for the EV, battery, and renewable energy industries. It has the highest value of rare

Looking at post about the rare earth comeback, I'm genuinely excited by the massive 400% year-to-date jump in $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$   after President Trump's bold stance on retaliating against China's export controls. China's stranglehold on the global rare earth supply chain has left the U.S. dangerously dependent, and this surge—along with over 100% gains in stocks like $Energy Fuels(UUUU)$   and $USA Rare Earth Inc.(USAR)$  —proves the market is waking up to that reality. I firmly believe this isn't just political noise; it's the start of a rare earth supercycle fueled by geopolitical necessity and the growing demand for these materia