Decided to go long on $INFQ.
Infleqtion is a brand new Quantum Computing IPO that I've been watching.
Quantum names like:
$IONQ ($11B+) or $RGTI ($5.1B) typically command large premiums (trapped-ion/superconducting qubits).
But, Infleqtion is the first public pure-play in neutral-atom quantum computing.
While most others are speculative, Inflection already has use cases as their quantum sensing division + products like quantum optical clocks, RF receivers, and inertial sensors, are utilized by NASA and the US military.
I've been erring on the side of caution on Quantum Computing names, as Quantum especially, is not valued based on traditional P/E, P/S.
But the technology + national security risks are monumental, and foreign governments are pouring money into the space. And $INFQ seems to be head of the game.
As a result, I personally decided allocate a small percentage toward Infleqtion ( $INFQ ) as exposure to quantum computing.
🚀 @SpaceX has arrived on public markets, and so has $ELON.
Go through the thread below to explore the company, the stock's post-IPO performance, and how the 3x Long $SPCX ETP works.
Wall Street’s ultimate stance on the US-Iran agreement can be summed up in a single sentence: "I don't believe this will last, but as long as you open the strait and bring down inflation right now, I’m willing to drive the stock market to new highs; whether or not you tear up the deal in 60 days is a problem for 60 days from now."
This "live for the moment" nature of capital arbitrage dictates that whenever similar positive news regarding peace emerges, the stock market will stage a violent rebound—amidst skepticism—while simultaneously exhibiting extremely high intraday volatility.