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Quantum calculation stocks are decreasing today due to a new stock offer and geopolitical risk factors.
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The company will raise $ 200 million, selling around $ 14.25 for $ 14.25.
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Stock dilution and geopolitical factors can lead to stock volatility in the near future.
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Quantum calculation (Nasdaq: QUBT) On Monday, the shares see many essential sales. The company’s shares decreased by 10.6% from 1 p.m. Et, it is 0.7% of both S&P 500 (Snigex: ^GSPC) and Nasdaq Composite (Nasdaqindex: ^IIKSION);
Quantum Computing has opened today’s trade with the news that the company is moving to issue and sell new shares. After the knowledge of emerging geopolitical risk factors, the press of the bear strengthened.
Before the market opened this morning, Quantum Computing revealed that she had sold a number of new shares on a private offer. In a recent statement, the company will sell just over 14 million ordinary shares at a price of $ 14.25 per group of institutional investors. The transaction is expected to earn $ 200 million. The new sale of shares is expected to take place around June 24.
The notice of the upcoming sale of Quantum Computing shares, of course, has caused investors’ concerns. Even after a lot of sale today, the sale price of 14 million new shares is still approximately 16% lower than the current trade price. Although companies are not uncommon to offer shares with a discount when selling a large amount of shares in private employment, this agreement emphasizes the risk and concern.
In addition to the new stock sale stock, geopolitical dynamics can be an important source of quantum calculation instability in the near future. It is reported that after a weekend US bombing strike due to nuclear development institutions in Iran, Iran is reportedly responding to rocket strikes to US bases in Qatar and Iraq today. As a growth -dependent stock with a speculative perspective, quantum calculation could notice greater volatility if geopolitical conditions become increasingly unstable.