3 Quantum Computing Stocks Analysts Are Begging You to Buy Before 2025’s Second Half
Wall Street's top minds are pounding the table on these quantum plays—just as the sector hits an inflection point.
Quantum computing isn't tomorrow's tech anymore. These three stocks are already rewriting the rules of physics—and your portfolio's performance.
The Contenders: Forget 'emerging'—these picks are executing while legacy tech plays catch-up. Institutional money's flooding in faster than qubit decoherence times.
Why Now?: June 2025 marks the tipping point where quantum advantage starts translating to quarterly earnings calls. The smart money's already positioned—retail's just getting the memo.
The Kickeroffers—because no quantum article is complete without them: 'When Goldman starts hyping quantum stocks, check your wallet—then check if they're actually shorting the sector.'
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Here are today’s top quantum computing stock picks. Click on any ticker to thoroughly research the stock before you decide whether to add it to your portfolio.
(RGTI) – Rigetti Computing’s future lies in its hybrid quantum-classical systems, which aim to speed up progress in areas like pharma and finance by solving complex computing problems. The company recently completed a $350 million equity offering, with the proceeds set to support its quantum computing expansion plans. Overall, the analyst consensus on the stock is Strong Buy, and its average price target of $15.00 implies an upside of 32.16%.
(NVDA) – Nvidia is making big moves in quantum computing with its ABCI-Q supercomputer, the largest quantum research system. Also, it is setting up a quantum research hub in Boston, working with Harvard and MIT to improve quantum error correction and hybrid computing. Overall, the analyst consensus on the stock is Strong Buy, and its average price target of $173.19 implies an upside of 19.05%.
IONQ) – IonQ’s advanced trapped-ion technology helps solve complex problems more efficiently than classical computers. To speed up quantum system development, the company recently announced a $1.065 billion acquisition of UK-based Oxford Ionics. Earlier this year, IonQ also unveiled plans to raise $500 million to support its ongoing R&D initiatives. Overall, the analyst consensus on the stock is Strong Buy, and its average price target of $43.00 implies an upside of 8.86%.
