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D-Wave Quantum slides as investors weigh quantum stocks vs ETFs

D-Wave Quantum has fallen more than 32% year to date ahead of August second-quarter earnings updates, while the WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund holds about 46 names and lists roughly $295.8 million in assets under management.

MarketBeat Ratings highlights how quantum-focused investors are turning their attention to the August second-quarter earnings season, with some early moves suggesting heightened caution around individual companies.

D-Wave Quantum Inc. is singled out as one of the laggards, with shares down over 32% year to date and described as having a steady downward trajectory since early June. The outlet notes that upcoming earnings updates could help investors gauge which firms may be positioned to stabilize or improve their performance.

Beyond single-stock selection, the piece raises the question of whether the quantum industry has progressed enough to justify concentrated bets on pre-profit or low-revenue names. It argues that commercializing products at scale, converting technical advances into real-world offerings, and expanding customer bases remain key hurdles across the sector.

As an alternative, MarketBeat Ratings points to exchange-traded funds tracking quantum themes, noting that some funds may carry broader technology exposure. It cites the WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund, which tracks an index of pure-play quantum names and more established companies with quantum-related exposure, holds about 46 names that are fairly evenly weighted, targets U.S.-focused holdings with some international names, and reports assets under management of about $295.8 million.

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