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December 25, 2024

Three of the Most Explosive Quantum Computing Stocks to Buy Now by Ian Cooper

Dual Credit Spread by TradeWins Publishing Editors

Guaranteed Real Optioneering Winners by Chuck Hughes

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Three of the Most Explosive Quantum Computing Stocks to Buy Now
by Ian Cooper

Quantum computing stocks could see higher highs.

If you’re new to quantum computing, it may be able to help solve problems far too complex for typical computers within minutes, or even seconds.

It could even be used to discover new drugs, quicker than even imagined. For example, according to ZDNet.com, the discovery of new drugs relies on molecular simulation, which is complex and time-consuming with all of the calculations needed.

“It’s expected that modeling a molecule with only 70 atoms would take a classical computer up to 13 billion years,” they added. Meanwhile, a quantum computer may be able to figure it all out in minutes.

Quantum computing may even be able to help advance artificial intelligence, machine learning, financial modeling, cybersecurity, batteries, and even help with the green energy boom.

No wonder governments all over the world are heavily investing in quantum computing.

Dual Credit Spread
by TradeWins Publishing Editors

A Quick Introduction

A strategy designed to collect premium from both sides of a market.

Dual Credit Spreads are a way to sell out of the money options that have a high mathematical probability of expiring worthless... without the uncomfortable and unlimited risk associated with "naked option selling". Simply put, we sell an option outside of the range we think the market will trade in and then we buy a cheaper one even farther out for insurance in case the market does make a big move. If the market stays within the range between the options we sold, we win.

A trader does not need to guess where a market will go....only where it won't go! (We think that may be easier to do most of the time unless you have a really good crystal ball.)

Dual Credit Spreads are normally initiated monthly, approximately 25 to 45 days prior to expiration. Longer periods can be used, but we prefer to work within the period of the most rapid option time decay.

The first profit opportunity we will review is a stock purchase in UPWK, or Upwork Inc. UPWK Connects freelancers with organizations. The Upwork network allows them to upload their video productions, writing, graphic design, and other services.

On the monthly chart for UPWK we see the latest close above the 10-month Moving Average in October 2024. Recent highs are 52-weeks and another bullish signal for UPWK stock.

After several market sessions moving at the Upper Keltner Channel, UPWK trades closer to the Middle Channel to close Wednesday trading.

We recommend buying UPWK stock at the current price level.

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