bullish analyst commentary following IonQ [...] — revenue surged [...] though analyst views remain split with JP [...] and a median Wall Street target of [...] Meanwhile, peer quantum stocks and the broader semiconductor complex are also retreating after last week's sharp tech sector pullback, as investors brace for Nvidia's earnings and reassess lofty valuations across the AI and quantum computing space [...] IonQ closed modestly lower despite an intraday rally fueled by two bullish catalysts: the commercial launch of its Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) capabilities for millimeter-scale Earth monitoring, and a Wedbush note reiterating an Outperform rating ($60 target) highlighting IonQ's role as an early adopter of Nvidia's new Ising AI models — signaling recognition from the industry's most influential infrastructure player.

Attention is now firmly on Q1 2026 earnings due May 6, where analysts project ~$49.7M in revenue (a 556% YoY surge), though the stock's steep 59x forward P/S valuation leaves little room for disappointment. Broader market weakness, driven by Middle East tensions and an oil price spike, weighed on sentiment. In after-hours trading, shares…