SoftBank bets on this quantum stock

SoftBank is betting on quantum.

It’s the latest big name to pile into the sector, following BlackRock, Nvidia, and Jeff Bezos.

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SoftBank has invested in a quantum stock called IonQ (NYSE: IONQ).

It’s partnering with IonQ to bring quantum computing power to the tech companies across its portfolio.

IonQ just reported a $470 million order backlog, up 550% from a year ago.

Wall Street rates the stock a Strong Buy, with an average price target suggesting roughly 40% upside.

SoftBank has a history of getting into technologies early… long before the crowd catches on.

It put $20 million into Alibaba back in 2000, when it was a one-year-old startup. That stake grew to roughly $60 billion.

It backed Yahoo just a year after its founding, right before the internet boom.

And it bought chip designer ARM years before the AI boom made it one of the most valuable chip companies on Earth.

Could IonQ be its next big winner?

Frankly, I don’t know.

But what I do know is that the smartest money in the world is piling into quantum.

That’s why BlackRock has poured $1.7 billion into quantum… and Nvidia $1.6 billion.

The White House is making a massive investment too, with plans to provide over $2 billion in incentives to support nine quantum companies.

It’s a major investment to help assure America’s leadership in developing a next generation quantum computing industry.

And it follows a recent quantum innovation summit where the White House summoned America’s top quantum CEOs for a closed-door meeting.

That’s why I’m not waiting on the sidelines.

I’m investing in a private company I call The Quantum Keystone.

While the giants of cybersecurity are worth $100 billion or more, this company is still valued under $200 million.

And its technology could be critical to securing banks, digital assets, and our nation’s infrastructure from quantum computing threats.

It’s preparing to open a final Pre-IPO financing before it lists on the Nasdaq or the NYSE.

Shares are under $5, and every American can participate.

My research suggests they could jump as much as 300% after IPO day.

Here’s how you can claim your Pre-IPO shares.

Ian Wyatt