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Investment News News 23 September 2025

Quantum Leap: D-Wave (QBTS) Stock Skyrockets 2000% Amid Fed Rate Cuts and AI-Fueled Quantum Breakthroughs

Quantum Leap: D-Wave (QBTS) Stock Skyrockets 2000% Amid Fed Rate Cuts and AI-Fueled Quantum Breakthroughs

Key Facts 📈 Stock Surge & Recent Developments 🚀 D-Wave’s stock has been on a tear in 2025, capped by a dramatic September rally. The share price exploded from the mid-teens in early September to over $26 by Sept 19, 2025, marking fresh record highs Stockanalysis. In one week, QBTS rocketed 51.4% – a stunning move compared to the S&P…
23 September 2025
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BigBear.ai Stock Soars Amid AI Boom – What’s Behind BBAI’s Wild 2025 Ride?

BigBear.ai Stock Soars Amid AI Boom – What’s Behind BBAI’s Wild 2025 Ride?

BBAI Stock Performance (Late September 2025) BigBear.ai’s stock has experienced extreme volatility in 2025, rallying sharply in the fall after a rocky summer. On September 23, 2025, BBAI surged in early trading – up over 11–13% at one point – after announcing its role in a high-profile Navy exercise Stocktwits. The stock had closed the prior session (Sept. 22) at…
23 September 2025
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  • Is Nvidia (NVDA) Overvalued After Recent AI Chip Optimism and Share Pullback?
    February 3, 2026, 11:19 PM EST. Nvidia's shares recently closed at $180.34, down over 4% in the past week and month, after rallying on AI chip demand optimism. Although Nvidia's one-year return is strong at 52%, Simply Wall St's valuation score rates it just 2 out of 6, indicating signs of overvaluation. A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model, which estimates the present value of future cash generation, pegs Nvidia's intrinsic share value at around $155.09, suggesting a 16.3% premium over the current price. Investors face mixed signals: solid historical gains but potential overpricing if projected cash flows and growth don't materialize as expected. Nvidia remains central in debates on fair value amid shifting AI and semiconductor expectations.
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