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This stock has risen by 600% in 12 months.
Archer Materials is a technology company developing materials in quantum computing, biotechnology, and lithium-ion batteries, and exploring for minerals in Australia.
It is one of the few stocks that give you the chance to invest in quantum computing.
Archer has been invited into the prestigious IBM research world and is working on developing a quantum computer processor that can operate at room temperature. Heat generation is one of the biggest challenges in quantum computing for several reasons and if Archer can develop such a processor it would be a big deal. If you'd like to understand more about quantum computing, this article by Norman Quesnel, a Senior Member of Marketing Staff at Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc. (ATS) is one of the simplest and clearest I have read on the subject.
The Company boasts strong intellectual property, broad-scope mineral tenements, world-class in-house expertise, a unique materials inventory, and access to over $300 million of technology development infrastructure. As this is the first time we’ve looked at Archer, we have done a deep dive for thirty minutes.
You can either look for the specific questions you want answers to about Archer from the list below or hover your mouse over the dots on the play bar to reveal the questions.
CONVERSATION CHAPTER GUIDE
START. Why should an investor consider investing in Archer? 1. How would you describe the business? 2. How did you end up a mining and tech company? 3 Is quantum computing your biggest focus? 4. Why would investors invest in quantum computing? 5. What attracted IBM to partner with Archer? 6. How and when will the quantum show income? 7. Reliable energy division of Archer? 8. Reliable energy division of Archer? 9. What can Archer offer reliable energy customers? 10. How important are biosensors to health testing? 11. Why is digitizing a biosensors a big deal? 12. How big is the biosensor market? 13. What would set your biosensor apart from others? 14. What is the financial position of the business? 15. How do you manage to only spend $150K a month? 16. How long can you fund business with current cash? 17. How risky is the business for the short to medium? 18. Is Archer a short or medium term investment? 19. How has Archer performed for shareholders? 20. Risk reward strategy of Archer. 21. One of the great traps tech can fall into
A SAMPLE OF RATINGS FOR ARCHER
[CURRENT ON THURSDAY JUNE 25TH 2020]
Morningstar Quantitative [algorithmic] Rating *
Valuation Rating Undervalued
Fair Value Estimate 0.749
Fair Value Percentage Diff 23.90%
Liquidity High
Currently no individual analysts or investment houses are covering Archer Materials.
* The rating uses a machine-learning model to rate 22 times more funds than are rated by Morningstar analysts in EMEA and Asia.
The Quantitative Rating is an extension of the recently enhanced Morningstar Analyst RatingTM for funds (Analyst Rating), which provides an analyst's forward-looking assessment of a fund's ability to outperform its peer group or a relevant benchmark on a risk-adjusted basis over a full market cycle. Morningstar EMEA and Asia manager research analysts assign Analyst Ratings to approximately 1,260 open-end and exchange-traded funds and together with the Quantitative Rating, cover approximately 29,200 funds, representing nearly 105,000 share classes in EMEA and Asia.