IonQ has been a hot investment in the quantum computing space, but the stock carries an expensive premium, and its tech is still unproven. Microsoft has exposure to quantum computing, plus the safety of its massive and highly diversified tech business.
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Procter & Gamble and Clorox offer reliable, well-covered dividends backed by strong fundamentals and long operating histories. PG faces near-term headwinds from high-interest rates and value-seeking consumers, but cost-saving initiatives and a solid balance sheet support continued dividend growth. CLX, despite recent declines in revenue and EPS, maintains a sustainable 4.5% yield and expects margin expansion and price appreciation as macro headwinds ease.
Quantum computing stocks got Wall Street’s attention in 2025 as JPMorgan, Jefferies, Evercore ISI, Cantor and Mizuho initiated coverage.
Rising EIA price forecasts and growing LNG demand are boosting prospects for natural gas players like WMB, AR and CRK.
