I apologize for the lengthy text.
Although it may be an eyesore compared to senior colleagues, I will reflect on this year with self-examination and repentance.
I found quantum and AI-related stocks in books, selected them while weaving fantasies, and since I don't understand quantum, I bought all of them and then evaluated their strengths and weaknesses.
Last fall to early this year, amidst buying Quantum and AI, AI suddenly hit the mark, unable to take profits cleanly, and the quantum sector hit rock bottom in the summer.
In addition, I was late to the ETF market.
Nevertheless, it was good that all types of quantum were bought, with the thickest RGTI taking off first (although partial profits were poorly timed).
It was disappointing not to be able to buy ARQQ through the merger, but the field of quantum cryptography should be essential, and I hope that venture companies will continue to strive. Don't lose to the major players.I want to promote it somewhere.
After the merger, you were down by 60%.It's still around $1 before the merger, so there is still a long way to go, right?
When QUBT avoided delisting, I was delighted as if it were my own child.
You entered at 0.7 and kept it in limbo, but if it had been merged, it wouldn't have risen this much, you did well.
Quantum computing, in my personal opinion, should be a noteworthy hardware technology when combined with ions and put into practical use...

If practicality takes hold and profits start to rise, the term 'quantum bubble' may no longer be used from next year.