Quantum Computing Drops 9.46% to $10.63 After Earnings Rally Fades
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Updated · Benzinga · May 15
Quantum Computing Drops 9.46% to $10.63 After Earnings Rally Fades
2 articles · Updated · Benzinga · May 15
QUBT fell 9.46% to $10.63 on Friday as investors pulled back after a post-earnings surge, extending weakness seen across quantum-computing stocks earlier in the day.
CEO Yuping Huang kept the company’s message centered on commercialization, highlighting “accessible, scalable and affordable” quantum machines rather than pure research spending.
MACD stayed above its signal line with a positive histogram, suggesting selling pressure is easing even as the stock remains technically fragile.
December’s death cross still hangs over the chart, with traders watching $10.00 support and the 200-day EMA near $10.59 for signs of stabilization.
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