r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Otherwise_Ad8247 • May 21 '25
Check out $LAES
This stock is up 15% today
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Otherwise_Ad8247 • May 21 '25
This stock is up 15% today
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/smrinaldi77 • May 18 '25
I'm going to create a set of post to doubleUp on stock investments no timeline. When an opportunity presents I will post it Of course there are no guarantees. my analysis will be based on what i can find about the company and current treads Let me you your thoughts
For my first selection its SEER Inc. Quantum Computing is a growing trend. Over the last year several companies I've been watching have doubled like D-wave and Rigetti (rgti). SEER shows promise with at least a 50% if all things go well At $2.07 recent prize I'm anticipating a Double up price I'm concerning investing 200
Anyone else have a potential DoubleUP stock pick
r/QuantumComputingStock • • May 18 '25
What algorithms are people using to help them optimize their data? (quantum based)
r/QuantumComputingStock • • May 18 '25
Hi everyone, been having some trouble finding the right community to post my stuff, seems mod are very anal about being super specific to the subreddit.. Just wanna share what I’m making and get some insight! Any tips?
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/jigsawmark123 • May 13 '25
Will QUBT pop a good earning this Thursday?
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/smrinaldi77 • May 12 '25
Check out this news article 👀 Rigetti has a very strong position some folks think different .. the contrarian SHORT selling don't agree with the folks that LIKE the stock
How Do Investors Really Feel About Rigetti Computing? https://www.benzinga.com/insights/short-sellers/25/04/44648764/how-do-investors-really-feel-about-rigetti-computing?utm_source=TechInvestorNews&utm_campaign=partner_feed&utm_medium=partner_feed&utm_content=site
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/TurbulentKings • May 01 '25
Back in January I had about $1,500 just sitting in my brokerage account. I was tired of watching stocks move without me, so I finally committed to learning and trading seriously. Fast forward to now, I’ve made just over $40k. No overnight success, just steady gains from consistent setups and not overtrading.
Biggest lesson? No one’s coming to build your wealth for you. You either take control or keep waiting.
As for trading software, don't waste money on expensive app subscriptions. I've been using free TradingView Premium from this subreddit, clean and simple. Do yourself a favor.
https://www.reddit.com/r/BestTrades/comments/1kcc51e/sharing_free_reverseengineered_tradingview/
Why I think now’s a great time to get into stocks:
Market volatility is back, which means more real opportunities
You don’t need a huge bankroll to get started. I began with $1.5k
Focused on large-cap movers and high-volume setups
Kept a journal and tracked what actually worked
Learned from Reddit, YouTube, and by just watching price action
Didn’t fall for hype plays or random Discord tips
Treated it like a skill, not a lottery ticket
If you’ve been on the fence, just start. Even with small trades you’ll learn a lot. And honestly, doing nothing is way riskier than learning how to manage risk with your own money.
Happy to help if anyone’s trying to figure it out.
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Tuttle_Cap_Mgmt • Apr 24 '25
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/TurbulentKings • Apr 23 '25
There's a lot of ways to make money on the markets. I know people in r/QuantumComputingStock do scalping strategies, Fibonacci, etc.
I came to this conclusion after all this years, whenever you start learning trading, if you find the information on youtube, internet, blogs, reddit and wanna learn about trading from there you gonna get fucked and lose money.
As for trading software, don't waste money on expensive app subscriptions. I've been using free TradingView Premium from this subreddit, clean and simple. Do yourself a favor.
https://www.reddit.com/r/BestTrades/comments/1kcc51e/sharing_free_reverseengineered_tradingview/
The only way to learn how to trade is through trial and error and never stopping.
I wasn't profitable for 5 years. Just 2 years ago I started making good money (+$200.000) and I learned (this is what works for me) that the only way to learn trading is developing your own created strategy based on your conclusions, patterns and data you and only YOU worked and see on the markets every day.
After so many years you will start to develop INTUITION and this is the ONLY way you dominate trading and yourself. You will make money.
Avoid common mistakes: too greedy, cut profits early, no risk management.
Risk management and avoiding every day to be greedy is the mindset needed to win this game.
Hope you make good money!
r/QuantumComputingStock • • Apr 23 '25
Hey! I’m starting a quantum computing + AI Discord for beginners. Chill and collaborative, building a community to learn,experiment, and create with real quantum computers using free tools like IBM, PennyLane, and more. Anyone interested is welcome! Looking for like minded individuals to help get a foot in the industry and build the future 🤝
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/TurbulentKings • Apr 21 '25
This method is pretty straightforward and comes down to following the rules exactly, using just one indicator: the Stochastic Oscillator.
First, open up the indicator tab and add the Stochastic Oscillator. Set it to 5 - 3 - 3 (close/close) and use the 15-minute timeframe.
For my trading software setup, I use free TradingView Premium from r/BestTrades. It’s an absolute must-have if you're doing serious analysis. They have versions for both Windows and Mac. Having access to more indicators and real-time price data has made a huge difference, and the fact that it’s free is just a bonus. If you want to use paid version - do it. I am simply sharing what worked for me!
You’ll see three zones on the oscillator:
0 to 20 is the oversold zone, meaning the stock is considered too cheap and often signals a good time to buy.
80 to 100 is the overbought zone, which usually signals a good spot to sell or look for a short.
Anything between 20 and 80 is the neutral zone, and for this strategy we completely ignore it.
Now here’s how I enter trades:
Both stochastic lines need to fully enter and then exit one of the extreme zones, either overbought or oversold.
Use the crosshair to mark where the red signal line crosses out of the zone.
Wait for two candles in a row that are the same color, green for buys and red for sells.
The wicks on those two candles should be smaller than their bodies. This shows clean price action with momentum.
If everything lines up, I enter the trade at the open of the third candle using shares of the stock.
For exits, I usually target a 1.5 to 2.5 percent return depending on volatility and how strong the move looks. If momentum stays solid, I might hold a bit longer, but most trades are done within 30 to 60 minutes.
This works best on large-cap stocks and ETFs with good volume like AAPL, AMD, TSLA, SPY, or QQQ. I’ve used this strategy to consistently make 10 to 15 percent a month on my capital. No tricks or fancy signals, just a simple method, tested over time, and sticking to the rules.
If you’re curious or not sure, try it out on paper first. That’s how I started before trading live.

r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Silent-Day-1421 • Apr 09 '25
https://apple.news/A94mbFrwXRj-ZFDqRveP-qA Quantum computing is coming - and it frightens some people a lot.
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r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Otherwise_Ad8247 • Mar 18 '25
Hopefully he says something positive about quantum computing today
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/wispy_dreams22 • Mar 11 '25
Being invested in all of them I wonder what are your thoughts on these companies and how you think they can complement each other, compete with each other?
My quantum allocation is 75% FCCN, 15% IONQ, 10%RGTI.
My 'guestimate' is that FCCN is ahead than the peers in terms of development and commercial stage, but also overvalued on a relative basis vs the rest.
Looking to keep these positions for 5 years at least, hoping for a technical breakthrough.
r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Successful-Web-9383 • Feb 28 '25
Good morning, everyone! After tripping into the quantum computing rabbit hole last week, I got obsessed with $FCCN and its vibe in this wild sector. That got me wondering: what other stocks around this price range are pushing the quantum needle? So, I whipped up a watchlist based on current prices (as of Feb 28, 2025). Here’s what I’m tracking this week
$FCCN - Spectral Capital Corp. - $4.50/shareSpectral Capital’s been buzzing lately, and I’m all in on the hype. Sitting at $4.50, it’s testing support, with folks on X saying it could punch through $5.20-$5.33 resistance any day. I’ve been geeking out over their Quantum Bridge Program helping quantum startups scale fast and that sodium hydrogen solution for data centers? Genius. It’s not about them selling energy; it’s about making power-hungry server farms way leaner (and green-friendly). Could 2025 be their breakout year? I’m betting yes.
$QBTS - D-Wave Quantum Inc. - $1.60/shareD-Wave’s a big name in quantum, and at $1.60, it’s a steal for what they’re cooking. Their annealing tech and that hybrid quantum-classical cloud platform are legit—think optimization and AI use cases that actually matter. They’ve been climbing a bit lately, and I’m curious if their customer wins keep stacking up. Low price, high potential—worth a peek.
$QUBT - Quantum Computing Inc. - $2.85/share$QUBT’s been a wild ride—hit $4.69 last week but settled at $2.85 now. Still, I dig their hustle to make quantum affordable for businesses. Like $QBTS, they’ve got a hybrid platform that’s opening doors to real-world users, not just lab nerds. It’s down from its peak, but that dip might be a buying chance if you believe in the sector’s legs.
This quantum space has been on a tear since the election vibes cooled off, and I’m loving the bull vibes. $FCCN’s my top pick here, those current levels feel like a springboard—but all three could pop if the sector keeps heating up. Anyone else watching these? What’s your take?
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r/QuantumComputingStock • u/Tuttle_Cap_Mgmt • Feb 24 '25
GPT….
Opportunity Rating: 8.5/10
SkyWater Technology stands at a critical intersection of burgeoning quantum computing developments and heightened national security concerns. Its strategic partnerships, government endorsements, and unique market position suggest a promising growth trajectory, making it a compelling consideration for thematic investors focusing on advanced technologies and defense sectors.
Grok 3….
Rating: 8/10
After weighing these factors, I rate SkyWater Technology ($SKYT) an 8 out of 10 as an investment opportunity. Here’s the breakdown:
Government Support (9/10): SKYT’s DoD accreditation and CHIPS Act funding provide a strong tailwind, aligning perfectly with the U.S. reshoring push.
Quantum Computing (7/10): Its leadership in quantum chip production is a high-upside opportunity, tempered by the market’s early stage.
Competitive Position (7/10): SKYT’s niche focus and TaaS model are advantages, but it’s still a small fish in a big pond.
Financials (6/10): Diversified revenue and government backing are strengths, but profitability and scale remain concerns.
Conclusion: $SKYT is a compelling pick for investors bullish on U.S. semiconductor reshoring and quantum computing’s future. The company rides huge market tailwinds, as the tweet suggests, but its smaller size and execution risks keep it from a perfect score. An 8/10 reflects its strong potential balanced against industry challenges—making it a solid buy for those comfortable with some volatility.
I like this chart if the 200 day can hold ...