What top creators are saying about IonQ, Inc.(IONQ)

Third-quarter revenue rose 336% year over year and the stock rose modestly after hours, though the sustainability of growth and profitability were not established.

Quantum-computing shares had fallen substantially during the year but remained above earlier prices; performance depends heavily on entry price, and no forecast was offered.

The speaker called IonQ 'trash' and said it was overvalued at $30, without providing supporting valuation analysis.

A bounce near $26 was possible but would not establish a lasting bottom; failure there could expose the stock to $15–$16.

The speaker called the stock trash and overvalued at $30.

The host preferred IonQ among the quantum companies discussed, citing revenue, growth, customers, and capabilities, while noting substantial estimated dilution and describing quantum computing as an early, speculative area.

The speaker said IonQ continued to bleed and was approaching $30, indicating negative recent price momentum without providing fundamental analysis.

The host said the stock continued to bleed and was approaching $30. No fundamental explanation or valuation analysis was provided.

Shares were reported down about 3% as part of a broader market selloff; no company-specific outlook or recommendation was given.

IonQ was mentioned among AI-related companies that benefited from broader news flow, without further analysis.

A 7% decline is noted during a broader market drop, without company-specific analysis or a directional investment view.

Shares were down during the selloff; quantum stocks were characterized as high beta and sensitive to market sentiment. No company-specific valuation thesis was offered.

Mentioned among quantum-computing stocks, with little company-specific analysis.

The speaker expected potential downside before a possible bounce and regarded the outlook as weak until a stronger recovery.

The stock was down 7% during the session, with no company-specific explanation or investment thesis provided.

Shkreli criticized the sector's ability to monetize quantum computing, questioned IonQ's move toward cybersecurity, and suggested shorting quantum stocks; IONQ was reported down about 5% that day.

Shares fell about 9% after a $1.3 billion cash acquisition of Elicity; the strategic opportunity must be weighed against the substantial cash outlay and integration risk.

The speaker was bearish, questioning the sector's ability to commercialize and make money, and criticizing IonQ's move toward cybersecurity.

IonQ fell about 9% after announcing a $1.3 billion cybersecurity acquisition.

The speaker called IonQ the best short on the hardware list and said he would be comfortable with a short position; volatility was noted.

Called the best short among hardware stocks, and the speaker said he would be comfortable with a short position.

The speaker expressed strong skepticism about the company's prospects and leadership, while acknowledging that acquisitions made with highly valued stock could potentially benefit it.

Shares were mentioned as rising during the session, but no company development or specific investment thesis was provided.

Shares rose after a Bank of America upgrade and an earlier announcement involving CPU decoding, but no detailed analysis of the upgrade assumptions or valuation was provided.

The speaker called the company 'scammy,' said he had covered a short, and considered shorting it again, without providing supporting analysis.

The speaker called IonQ a 'scammy company,' had covered a short earlier that day, and said he might short it again, without explaining the company-specific basis.

Mentioned as the position for which the speaker made room after covering his Moderna short; the position direction and investment thesis were not stated.

The speaker is strongly skeptical of IonQ's practical technology and commercial prospects, calling it a fake company, while acknowledging that his past short positions lost money and that he was covering some as the stock fell.

Mentioned in connection with a claimed real-time quantum decoder demonstration, without an investment view or position.

Shkreli called IonQ a fake company and doubted its ability to succeed, arguing that quantum computers have few practical commercial uses today. He described shorting the stock but acknowledged its high volatility and the risk that investor enthusiasm could drive sharp rallies.

IonQ reported a real-time quantum error-correction decoder running on a standard CPU and plans to install its system at NVIDIA’s quantum research center. The developments support industry credibility, but commercial scale remains uncertain.

A reported real-time quantum error-decoder demonstration could matter for practical quantum computing, but its technical significance remains uncertain.

The speaker said he was still short IonQ and that recent acquisitions strengthened his short thesis, while noting that further analysis was warranted.

Targeted as a short candidate due to speculative overvaluation and promotional announcements lacking fundamental revenue backing.

Held as an active short due to skepticism over unproven technology and lack of near-term commercial viability.

Criticized for lacking scalable commercial value.

Anticipates having the capability to break ECDSA keys in approximately two years using about one month of compute time

Suffered from unjustified overhyped rallies disconnected from fundamental business realities with nonexistent earnings.

Trading at a significant 57% drawdown from recent highs.

Secured $100 million in government support; part of the strategic quantum sensing and photonics sector.

Skepticism regarding practical milestones in the quantum computing sector makes it a bearish prospect.

A key ticker in the quantum computing narrative gaining steam from political tailwinds.

Speculative asset receiving interest from government initiatives.

Positioned within the quantum computing sector receiving government funding focus.

Stock price did not move significantly on quantum news, suggesting it may be priced in.

Beneficiary of U.S. government push for quantum dominance by 2028.

Included in the list of stocks positioned to benefit from quantum narrative momentum.

Identified as a potential customer of IBM's new industrial-scale quantum chip foundry.

Top performer in the quantum sector following national security interest grants.

Identified as a current market leader among public quantum computing companies.