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No and surely not in 2025, simply because Quantum Computing is still in their early stages. AI is already transforming industries and with Quantum continuous advancements, AI will also benefit and advance its transformation further by improving optimization, speeding up training for machine learning models, and solving problems that classical computers are currently struggling with.

Investing in quantum computing today is often compared to investing in Microsoft in the 1980s, but there are key differences. It's a promising field with potential, but it's not a guaranteed win. Similarities: - Early Stage Technology: Both Microsoft in the 1980s and quantum computing today represent disruptive technologies with immense potential to revolutionize their respective fields. - High Growth Potential: Both had the potential for massive growth and market dominance. Differences: - Maturity: Microsoft had already established a solid foundation with its operating system and software products in the 1980s. Quantum computing is still in its early stages, with significant challenges to overcome before widespread adoption. - Competition: Microsoft faced less competition in the early day

There's other tech in pipeline that will drive a new tech surge ai will play it's part but quantums still too far off real world application. ⭐

How to lower your risk when investing in quantum companies?  Choose $D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ As it did an $150M offering recently at us$6.0+ per share. Anything g less than that is not as risky. Personally I always go in at $5.45 And sold between 6 to 6.2.

Quantum Computing vs. AI: The Next Big Thing or Just More Hype? Quantum computing is making waves in 2025, but let’s get real—will it outshine AI, or is it just another round of "next big thing" hype? Could we be staring at the "Microsoft-in-the-'80s" moment for stocks like QUBT, or is this still more sci-fi than reality? Quantum Computing: Breakthrough Coming or Just More Promises? Microsoft is already telling businesses to get "quantum-ready", which is corporate-speak for "we think something big is coming, but we’re not quite sure when." Tech insiders are buzzing about a potential breakthrough within 18 months, which could supercharge industries like finance, pharma, and energy. That’s great—if it actually happens. On the hardware front, we’ve got Google’s Willow chip and Oxford Ionics’

AI by popular demand will outshine and outgrow

Been a long time coming. When will we see real world applications 

We will see quantum computing in a laptop soon.

Quantum computing will 100% not outshine AI.  Quantum computing is a wonderful story for the future but time and tide waits for no man. We need growth and profitable companies now and AI tech companies in the whole supply chain lead the way.  Don't get fooled by the dream. 

No. Quantum is fascinating but I don't think you can see the breakthrough for many years

Quantum computing is a rapidly evolving field with significant potential, but it remains in the early stages of development. recent advancements, such as Google's "Willow" quantum chip, have demonstrated progress in reducing error rates, a critical step toward practical applications. However, experts like Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang estimate that "very useful quantum computers" could still be 15 to 30 years away.  investing in companies like Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) can be seen as a high-risk, high-reward opportunity. The stock has experienced significant volatility, with a notable surge in late 2024. as of 30jan, QUBT is trading at $10.13. analysts have set a 12-month price target of $8.50 for QUBT, suggesting a potential downside from its current price. this indicates that whi

While quantum computing has the potential for a "ChatGPT moment," it may take some time to reach that point. Continued research and development are crucial to overcoming the current challenges and unlocking the full potential of this technology.

Will Quantum Computing Outshine AI in 2025? The rapid evolution of technology has brought artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing to the forefront of innovation. AI has already transformed industries, from healthcare to finance, while quantum computing promises to solve problems beyond the reach of classical computers. As we approach 2025, the question arises: Will quantum computing outshine AI in the coming year? Understanding AI and Quantum Computing Before diving into the comparison, it’s crucial to understand both technologies. Artificial Intelligence (AI) AI refers to the ability of machines to mimic human intelligence, performing tasks like pattern recognition, decision-making, and automation. It thrives on massive data sets and computing power, using algorithms such as ma

Quantum computing will outsine AI in 2025 if it breakthrough aligns with its practical application. However, AI is still going strong in terms of adoption/growth. Therefore, my 20cents is that, it will outshine AI if more people adopts it!!

The pace of change in this sector can catch us all off guard. Quantum is sadly in the future but ai is now and expanding the full extent of this new tech is massive. Opportunity galore. Pick your place wisely⭐

I will be looking forward to enhanced gaming systems where games will be able to simulate complex gaming environments (maybe a very realistic virtual world) 😄

Yes will outshine ai

perhaps quantum computing is the next in thing           Microsoft has officially announced its "Quantum Ready" program, kicking off the commercial era of quantum computing this year. however, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang stirred controversy by claiming it could take decades for truly useful quantum computers to materialize. His comments triggered a selloff in quantum stocks. @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa

Welcome to Thursday Special!Microsoft has officially announced its "Quantum Ready" program, kicking off the commercial era of quantum computing this year. Following the news, U.S. quantum computing stocks skyrocketed—Quantum Computing Inc. surged 55%. Even Nvidia is joining the buzz, dedicating a "Quantum Day" at its upcoming GTC conference to collaborate with industry leaders.Is this the dawn of a new era, or just another wave of hype?On Wednesday, the entire quantum computing sector soared. Quantum Computing Inc. rallied 55%, Quantum Corp gained nearly 50%, and both D-Wave Quantum and Rigetti Computing jumped over 22%. Tech giant Google also climbed more than 3%, partially supported by a CPI report that boosted risk appetite.Interestingly, just last week, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang stirr

$S&P 500(.SPX)$   hard to say... anything is possible... both of them are unpredictable, somewhat eccentric... "shoot their mouths as and when they want or like"... hmm... so... anything is possible...             @Universe宇宙 @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT @H

Investing in quantum computing today is often compared to investing in Microsoft in the 1980s, but there are key differences. It's a promising field with potential, but it's not a guaranteed win. Similarities: - Early Stage Technology: Both Microsoft in the 1980s and quantum computing today represent disruptive technologies with immense potential to revolutionize their respective fields. - High Growth Potential: Both had the potential for massive growth and market dominance. Differences: - Maturity: Microsoft had already established a solid foundation with its operating system and software products in the 1980s. Quantum computing is still in its early stages, with significant challenges to overcome before widespread adoption. - Competition: Microsoft faced less competition in the early day

No and surely not in 2025, simply because Quantum Computing is still in their early stages. AI is already transforming industries and with Quantum continuous advancements, AI will also benefit and advance its transformation further by improving optimization, speeding up training for machine learning models, and solving problems that classical computers are currently struggling with.

Will Quantum Computing Outshine AI in 2025? The rapid evolution of technology has brought artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing to the forefront of innovation. AI has already transformed industries, from healthcare to finance, while quantum computing promises to solve problems beyond the reach of classical computers. As we approach 2025, the question arises: Will quantum computing outshine AI in the coming year? Understanding AI and Quantum Computing Before diving into the comparison, it’s crucial to understand both technologies. Artificial Intelligence (AI) AI refers to the ability of machines to mimic human intelligence, performing tasks like pattern recognition, decision-making, and automation. It thrives on massive data sets and computing power, using algorithms such as ma

Quantum Computing vs. AI: The Next Big Thing or Just More Hype? Quantum computing is making waves in 2025, but let’s get real—will it outshine AI, or is it just another round of "next big thing" hype? Could we be staring at the "Microsoft-in-the-'80s" moment for stocks like QUBT, or is this still more sci-fi than reality? Quantum Computing: Breakthrough Coming or Just More Promises? Microsoft is already telling businesses to get "quantum-ready", which is corporate-speak for "we think something big is coming, but we’re not quite sure when." Tech insiders are buzzing about a potential breakthrough within 18 months, which could supercharge industries like finance, pharma, and energy. That’s great—if it actually happens. On the hardware front, we’ve got Google’s Willow chip and Oxford Ionics’

Welcome to Thursday Special!Microsoft has officially announced its "Quantum Ready" program, kicking off the commercial era of quantum computing this year. Following the news, U.S. quantum computing stocks skyrocketed—Quantum Computing Inc. surged 55%. Even Nvidia is joining the buzz, dedicating a "Quantum Day" at its upcoming GTC conference to collaborate with industry leaders.Is this the dawn of a new era, or just another wave of hype?On Wednesday, the entire quantum computing sector soared. Quantum Computing Inc. rallied 55%, Quantum Corp gained nearly 50%, and both D-Wave Quantum and Rigetti Computing jumped over 22%. Tech giant Google also climbed more than 3%, partially supported by a CPI report that boosted risk appetite.Interestingly, just last week, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang stirr

Tiger Brokers’ feature allowing users to track the most traded stocks—both the top buys and sells—provides a valuable insights into market trends. It’s a valuable tool for observing which companies are currently at the forefront of trading activity, offering a snapshot of investor sentiment. It's fascinating to see certain stocks consistently topping the list, indicating significant market attention and investor activity. These stocks often become "hot" because they have strong liquidity, meaning large volumes of shares are changing hands, which leads to quick price movements. Watching these stocks provides insights not just into their individual performance, but also into broader market trends. These stocks often exhibit high volatility, allowing day traders and swing traders to capitaliz

As I prepare for the U.S. markets to open later today, I'm closely monitoring 10 stocks on my watchlist. The stocks are ranked by percentage decline, starting with the most decreased yesterday. My focus primarily lies on stocks with sharp declines because they often present opportunities for a rebound. However, I'll take into consideration why the stock fell before making any decisions. My Trading Philosophy Focus on Oversold Stocks: When stocks fall dramatically, they can sometimes become oversold, presenting opportunities for a potential recovery. Investigate the Cause: I look for the reason behind the drop. If it's market panic or an overreaction without valid fundamentals, it might be a buying opportunity. Avoid Weak Fundamentals: If the stock decline stems from company-specific issues

As a group of mathematicians and physicists entered Wall Street since the 1980s, quantitative investment strategies have gradually become the fad. The successful icons of this move were Jim Simons' Renaissance Technologies and D.E. Shaw's eponymous quant fund. This shift led to the increasing desertion and skepticism toward qualitative strategies, a trend that closely aligns with what I observed during my tenure on Wall Street, intermingling with various institutions. Of all quant strategies, a widely favored and easy-to-implement framework is the multi-factor strategy. This approach simply extracts/mining various factors from a factor zoo and uses back testing to determine their efficacy and weights. However, in an era where factors are becoming crowded, multi-factor strategies have undou

Quantum computing is a rapidly evolving field with significant potential, but it remains in the early stages of development. recent advancements, such as Google's "Willow" quantum chip, have demonstrated progress in reducing error rates, a critical step toward practical applications. However, experts like Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang estimate that "very useful quantum computers" could still be 15 to 30 years away.  investing in companies like Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) can be seen as a high-risk, high-reward opportunity. The stock has experienced significant volatility, with a notable surge in late 2024. as of 30jan, QUBT is trading at $10.13. analysts have set a 12-month price target of $8.50 for QUBT, suggesting a potential downside from its current price. this indicates that whi

$LION-PHILLIP S-REIT(CLR.SI)$ I've been closely monitoring the performance of the LION-PHILLIP S-REIT (CLR.SI) recently. This exchange-traded fund (ETF) is traded in Singapore dollars (SGD) and closed at $0.8010 today, representing a 0.37% decline from last Friday's close. Over the past year, the ETF has seen a 52-week low of $0.7471 and a 52-week high of $0.9130. Given its current price, it will be added to my consideration list for potential purchase if it experiences further declines. This ETF consists of a basket of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), making it inherently safer than investing in individual REITs. This diversification helps mitigate the risks associated with any single asset in the portfolio. This is one of the key reasons

While quantum computing has the potential for a "ChatGPT moment," it may take some time to reach that point. Continued research and development are crucial to overcoming the current challenges and unlocking the full potential of this technology.

I’m a bagholder of Ready Capital Corp (RC). But you know what? Sometimes being a bagholder of a high-dividend stock isn’t the worst thing in the world. If I weren’t a bagholder, I probably would have sold it earlier. I don’t sell stocks at unrealized losses—that’s just not my style. So, I’ve decided to keep it. I bought RC at $8 per share, and on Friday, it closed at $7.45. That’s a drop, sure, but RC just announced its quarterly dividend of $0.25 per share, payable on January 31 to shareholders of record on December 31. Historically, this stock pays dividends four times a year, with ex-dividend dates in March, June, September, and December. Here’s why, despite the drop, I’m still holding on and even seeing some positives in this situation. 1. The High Yield Makes Up for the Drop Let’s do

How to lower your risk when investing in quantum companies?  Choose $D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ As it did an $150M offering recently at us$6.0+ per share. Anything g less than that is not as risky. Personally I always go in at $5.45 And sold between 6 to 6.2.

In investing and trading, emotional control is key to long-term success. I strive to remain emotionless regardless of whether my portfolio is rising or falling. I approach my investments with a clear, logical mindset, using my brain instead of my heart to guide my decisions. This mental discipline helps me avoid making impulsive choices that are driven by emotions such as fear, greed, or excitement. When my stocks experience a significant drop, I try to detach myself from the emotional aspects of the situation. Rather than feeling fear or panic, I remind myself that I only invest what I can afford to lose. This approach prevents me from making hasty decisions that might lead to unnecessary losses. I see a sharp decline in stock value as a potential opp

Welcome to Thursday Special!How To Set Up Your Portfolio for 2025? 💹💡As 2024 comes to a close, it’s time to look ahead. With AI transforming industries and the world of investing expanding into new frontiers, what sectors or trends do you think will dominate in 2025?From AI breakthroughs and space exploration to crypto innovations, the possibilities are endless. 🚀💻 Which stocks or sectors are you betting on to thrive next year?Here’s what I’m curious about:Which AI applications will drive the biggest growth?Are space and nuclear energy poised for their breakthrough moment?How will advancements in quantum computing or self-driving cars impact investments?📈 Let’s discuss and share ideas! Here’s some inspiration to get started:AI: $AppLovin Corporati

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There's other tech in pipeline that will drive a new tech surge ai will play it's part but quantums still too far off real world application. ⭐

Quantum computing will 100% not outshine AI.  Quantum computing is a wonderful story for the future but time and tide waits for no man. We need growth and profitable companies now and AI tech companies in the whole supply chain lead the way.  Don't get fooled by the dream. 

AI by popular demand will outshine and outgrow

Been a long time coming. When will we see real world applications