"Quantum computing stocks have been on a tear in recent months, and while the rally has cooled down in recent days, many still see it as a golden ticket to multibagger gains. But buying individual stocks may not be the right way to gain exposure, and I'd look into ETFs like WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund (BATS:WQTM ) instead. This is because the quantum computing sector is extremely speculative."
"Most quantum computing ETFs do give you exposure to quantum computing startups, but they also include lots of mega-cap exposure. This can overlap with other investments you already have in your portfolio, and you won't be as exposed to the upside if one of these startups starts gaining exponentially. If you want something that mostly strips out these mega-caps and focuses more on startups plus lesser-known players in this space, WQTM is worth buying."
Quantum computing stocks rallied but have recently cooled, reflecting high volatility. The sector remains extremely speculative as many startups race for critical breakthroughs with no clear winner. Pure-play quantum computing ETFs offer diversified exposure across startups and smaller players, while some funds blend in established tech leaders to balance risk and growth. WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund (WQTM) tracks the WisdomTree Classiq Quantum Computing Index and tilts weight toward startups while retaining selected mega-cap leaders to reduce overlap with existing portfolios and increase potential upside from emerging firms. The fund holds 37 companies with a startup bias.
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