Quantum computing (which uses qubits to perform complex calculations much faster than today's systems) has the potential to transform the world, but is still many years away from widespread commercial use. The industry is valued at $3.5B, but could hit $20.2B by 2030 (41.8% CAGR) as per a McKinsey study. As such, the stocks have massive upside, but also huge volatility risks; and investors may want to pick entry points discriminately at this nascent point. The group is coming off extreme momentum, and opportunities to add a few shares (to a more broadly-diversified, goal-focused portfolio) may become increasingly compelling. This is a high-risk, potentially very-high-reward space. Here are 10 stocks worth considering.
Honeywell: Growth-Value Debate, Big Dividend Growth
In the “olden days,” it was widely accepted that value stocks outperform growth stocks over the long-term. But as central bankers have gotten increasingly involved in the last few batches of market cycles, growth stocks (supported by easy money) have been dominating—until this year. And if the US Fed’s now increasing interest rate trajectory is any indication, value stocks may again return to extended periods of outperformance. Shares of diversified industrial company, Honeywell (HON), fall into the value stock category, and may be worth considering. This report reviews Honeywell’s business, its valuation and risks, and then concludes with our opinion on investing.