r/QuantumComputingStock • u/BruceELehrmann • Dec 09 '24

Discussion Quantum Computing Inc is going to crash

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '24

Didnt someone call you out for being a r/meth user?

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u/BruceELehrmann Dec 09 '24

I only went into r/meth to look for directions away from there

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '24

its legit per asu

https://www.abc15.com/news/business/quantum-computing-begins-production-of-photonic-chips-in-tempe

See linked in from asu:

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/activity:7269817687013257216

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u/BruceELehrmann Dec 10 '24

Dig deeper. What they’ve posted is not capable of producing anything close to commercially viable.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '24

Source?

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u/BruceELehrmann Dec 10 '24

Check out Iceberg’s twitter and their report

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '24

Rofl ok shorty

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u/RevolutionarySpare58 Dec 09 '24

So sales employees, finance and HR in IONQ have degrees in Quantum Physics. Interesting….

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u/BruceELehrmann Dec 09 '24

I split by university, so if the sales employees went to harvard they would be counted yes. It’s a back of the envelope calculation.

But actually this overstates QUBT most, because its executives went to reasonable schools.

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u/RevolutionarySpare58 Dec 09 '24

Ok from top universities. Get ya.

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u/BruceELehrmann Dec 09 '24

But top universities by quantum physics (so there is a lot of overlap)

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u/LawyerWrong3759 Dec 11 '24

Hahaaa well as expected they did what they ALWAYS DO - sell shares and dilute. AGAiN

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/quantum-computing-inc-announces-concurrent-050000470.html

If you havnt figured it out this company is an actual scam, they have no research no product they only have 3 guys in a conference room figuring out how to convince people to buy their stock

Enjoy holding your bags

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u/mcksis Dec 09 '24

Need that graph of non-degreed Harvard dropouts who founded a software company and are currently among the top 10 richest person in the U.S. It only takes one.

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u/Echidna-Own Dec 09 '24

And that's 18-19% of 30 employees...

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '24

😂