IonQ: Sell The Hype – You Might Thank Me Later
Summary:
- IonQ buyers took apart my previous thesis, eviscerating it completely out of the water.
- I remain defiant in the face of intense opposition from the bulls.
- There are many uncertainties in IONQ’s business model, even though it has made constructive progress.
- While Google’s recent Willow chip development has added confidence to quantum computing stocks, IONQ’s valuation has reached stratospheric levels.
- I argue why, if you are sitting on massive gains, it might be time to consider selling the hype. You might thank me later for the reminder.
Even though my portfolio has benefited tremendously from the AI hype in 2024, I completely missed the mark on quantum computing stocks in general. Without a doubt, my bearish rating on IonQ, Inc. (NYSE:IONQ) was blown out
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