An unstoppable force is quietly reshaping America.
A force you can feel weighing on you… but can’t quite explain.
I know you feel it because I feel it too… and so does every American I’ve spoken with: rich or poor, left-wing or right-wing, young or old. It’s a dark cloud hanging over the nation.
Ever since I first felt this strange phenomenon, I’ve devoted nearly every waking hour to understanding it.
What my investigation has unearthed is something I have never seen covered by any publication or media outlet… and that deeply concerns me.
Because after years of pulling on this thread, I’ve come to realize it is not random. It’s not just in our heads. It’s a very real, immensely powerful force.
One that often lies dormant for centuries… but when it’s triggered, it always unleashes a seismic chain reaction that changes everything.
For the good… and for the bad. Now, maybe you suspect this has something to do with our toxic politics, ever-widening wealth gap, or the culture war consuming the country…
But those are just symptoms.
Surface-level manifestations of a far deeper, far more dangerous force… one that’s secretly been building for years.
A force two Nobel Prize winners warn will divide America, permanently.
And that I believe is going to happen far faster than anyone imagines, with one of the world’s leading evolutionary biologists warning:
“The scale and speed [of this displacement] is going
to result in [an] unprecedented catastrophe.”
That’s not a prediction. It’s happening right now.
And mark my words: you and I have never seen anything like this before: the dot-com collapse, global financial crisis, COVID-19 pandemic… nothing we’ve seen in our lifetime holds a candle to what’s coming next.
My research reveals that events of this magnitude have only happened four times across the vast expanse of human history… and each one defined an entirely new epoch.
They’ve toppled and raised empires… started and ended wars… usurped kings... reshaped political systems… and lifted millions from poverty while condemning millions more to the poor house.
As historian Neil Postman explains it, these moments are “both a burden and a blessing – not either-or but this and that.”
Now, we’re living through another one.
And as you’ll see, I – and many of the world’s leading experts – believe this could be The Final Displacement.
A turning point that the former CEO of Google says is:
“The most important thing that’s going to happen in about 500 years – maybe 1,000 years of human society – and it’s happening in our lifetime.”
As it unfolds, it threatens to upend every aspect of our daily lives from how we work, how we provide for loved ones to how we save and invest for the future.
Yet nobody is fully warning you of what’s coming.
Until now.
In my new documentary, I lay everything out for you.
And it’s critical that you pay close attention because as you’ll see, I believe we are about to be plunged into a period of dramatic, almost unimaginable change.
Politicians, companies, and economies will rise and fall, the most sacred of our social contracts will be rewritten, and our ways of life that’ve stood for generations will be swept away in the blink of an eye.
And, of course, throughout it all…
Vast fortunes will be made and lost.
I’m talking about a generational transfer of wealth… the type that can either enrich you or impoverish you, based on the decisions you make in the days and weeks ahead.
Because history shows us that while these societal shifts always lead to catastrophic losses for those who refuse to prepare…
… they also unleash unprecedented wealth building potential for those who understand, and harness, the forces at work.
I want to make sure you’re on the winning side.
Watch my new documentary, The Final Displacement, now.
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Good investing,
Porter Stansberry
How Does D-Wave Stack Up to Quantum Rivals After Earnings Season?
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 11/17/2025.
Key Points
- D-Wave Quantum shares have declined over the last month, despite a fairly strong earnings report.
- This is in line with recent declines among rivals such as IonQ and Rigetti Computing, all of which are struggling to achieve profitability.
- There are signs the niche quantum industry may continue to see a pullback, which would leave legacy tech companies like IBM with a crucial advantage as the technology needs time to mature and develop.
Shares of quantum computing firm D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) have cooled, despite a third-quarter earnings report that showed strength on multiple fronts. The stock has plunged more than 38% in the past month, erasing gains made since mid-September 2025. The decline still leaves D-Wave up about 146% year-to-date (YTD), meaning it has vastly outperformed most of the market in 2025.
One likely reason for investors' disappointment in D-Wave after earnings, despite the firm doubling revenue year-over-year and hitting other benchmarks, is that the company has yet to demonstrate its quantum technology is essential to the average user or broadly marketable.
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Nvidia's rise is overshadowing a far more dangerous shift that experts warn could trigger one of the most dramatic economic and social upheavals in modern history. Two Nobel Prize winners and leading researchers say this transformation will displace millions, rewrite entire industries, and spark a generational transfer of wealth unlike anything we've seen — and Porter Stansberry's new documentary reveals why this "Final Displacement" is already underway, what's coming next, and how to stay on the right side of it.
Click here to stream The Final Displacement at no costBut is this a significant problem if other companies in the quantum computing space have also failed to achieve those goals? Rivals like Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI) and IonQ Inc. (NYSE: IONQ) have also seen their share prices tumble in recent weeks.
Each of these firms may face additional challenges in the coming quarters. In the near term, that industry-wide uncertainty could pose a greater obstacle than competitive dynamics between individual companies.
Comparing D-Wave and IonQ Post-Earnings
D-Wave's revenue growth last quarter was meaningful, but it lagged the performance of larger peer IonQ. IonQ's sales more than tripled year-over-year in the period, reaching almost $40 million. That puts IonQ's revenue at more than an order of magnitude higher than D-Wave's and on a faster growth trajectory. IonQ has also secured major contracts — including a partnership with Oak Ridge National Laboratory — and reported notable technical milestones in recent months.
Multiple analysts upgraded IonQ after its earnings and upbeat guidance. Still, IonQ reported wider-than-expected losses per share and continues to face questions about a path to sustained profitability.
Sizing Up D-Wave Next to Rigetti
Rigetti's third-quarter earnings were less encouraging than those of some competitors. One bright spot: losses per share were narrower than analysts had predicted. That was offset, however, by year-over-year declines in revenue and gross margin and widening operating losses. Not surprisingly, Rigetti saw the steepest share-price drop among the three in the past month, with stock off roughly 45%.
That said, investors should not dismiss Rigetti entirely. The company has an ambitious development roadmap that could yield a 1,000+ qubit system and a competitive advantage by late 2027.
Rigetti's balance sheet also remains sturdy, with cash and equivalents near $600 million at the end of the third quarter.
The Greater Concern: A Massive Industry-Wide Pullback
Investors comparing these niche quantum firms may prefer one over another depending on their priorities — revenue growth might point to IonQ, while a strong cash position could make D-Wave more attractive to some.
A larger worry is whether the quantum sector as a whole is overvalued relative to the real-world value it currently delivers. There's considerable hype around quantum — and recent share gains may have outpaced even some AI rallies — but no company has yet broken through with affordable, easily marketable quantum products or services.
Even more troubling for near-term share performance is that none of these firms have convincingly shown broader commercial customers that quantum technology today can solve everyday business problems.
As companies continue to refine the technology and determine the right commercialization paths, investors may lose patience and these stocks could struggle to sustain their rallies. That would advantage legacy tech companies with quantum efforts, such as IBM Corp. (NYSE: IBM), which are not solely dependent on quantum for their viability.
Such performance would test the resolve of buy-and-hold investors in these firms.
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