What top creators are saying about IonQ, Inc.(IONQ)— Page 3

A top holding in the new Roundhill Meme Stock ETF (MEME), which could lead to higher volatility and liquidity from fund flows.

Explicitly called a 'fairy tale' and part of the fraudulent quantum computing hype. A key insider reportedly selling his shares and exiting the company is seen as a major red flag.

The speaker is actively shorting IONQ, considering it a 'joke stock' and 'trash' that lacks a viable business model or real-world commercial applications.

The speaker is actively shorting the stock, calling it a massive bubble and comparing it directly to Enron, suggesting significant fraud and misrepresentation.

A stock to avoid due to its extremely high valuation ($18B) relative to its revenue ($52M) and significant net losses ($464M), making it a very risky and speculative investment.

Noted as being part of a 'very strong' quantum computing sector, with the stock hitting an all-time high.

Mentioned as one of the specific companies the speaker is shorting as part of a portfolio-wide bearish thesis on the quantum computing sector.

Presents a high-risk, high-reward scenario; the CEO claims its technology will make NVIDIA GPUs irrelevant by 2027, potentially allowing it to capture significant market share and grow substantially.

The CEO's bold claim that quantum computing will 'wipe the floor' with competitors like NVIDIA by 2027 fueled a rally in the sector. The host is skeptical about this claim, suggesting the rally is based on an unproven narrative.

Presented as a high-risk, high-reward 'battleground' stock. The bull case highlights a revolutionary technology roadmap and major partnerships, while the bear case from the host claims it is a speculative 'scam' that he is actively shorting.

The speaker believes the stock is extremely overvalued and will go to zero, calling it 'one of the best shorts I've ever seen in my whole career'.

The host made a brief, positive observation on the stock's price movement, suggesting bullish momentum by noting the price was almost at $60.

The company presented an extremely bullish case, claiming a 5+ year technological lead, a clear path to scale, and existing revenue streams, positioning itself as a dominant force in the quantum revolution.

The speaker is short the stock, viewing it as an overhyped 'joke' whose 2024 run-up has peaked.

Speaker is short the stock as part of a broader bearish view on the quantum computing sector, which he believes is overhyped and underperforming.

The speaker has a specific bearish price expectation, stating a bet that the stock will trade below $40.

Criticized for 'intolerable' levels of promotion and having 'all kinds of other issues,' suggesting it is highly speculative.

Identified as a 'clear short' and a high-conviction short-selling idea. Red flags include a 'mystery acquisition' and a prospectus filing showing that VCs from acquired companies are registering shares to sell, creating potential selling pressure.

The speaker is bearish, viewing the company's acquisitions as a sign of desperation and a pivot away from a core business that is not progressing. He highlights conflicting statements between the CEO and the founder about the timeline for useful quantum computers.

Stock rallied on news of an Amazon stake, but the rally was tempered by the clarification that Amazon had actually reduced its position, creating a mixed signal for the stock.

Speaker is extremely bearish and holds a large short position, believing Amazon's recent sale of warrants is a sign they don't believe in the company, and that retail investors are misinterpreting the news.

Mentioned as a 'weak company' as part of a strong bearish call on the entire publicly traded quantum computing sector, which is believed to lack viable business models.

Considered a shorting opportunity as the technology is in a very early and uncertain stage, making its current valuation speculative.

The speaker is actively shorting the stock as part of a bearish basket of quantum computing companies and is holding the short position into earnings despite it being a losing trade.

The speaker is skeptical about the sector's near-term prospects, noting the stock was down and that hype needs to be replaced by actual revenue.

The speaker is extremely bearish, believing the company is fundamentally worthless and part of an overvalued sector that is destined to go to zero.

Extremely bearish sentiment. The speaker is actively shorting the stock as part of a conviction that the quantum computing sector is in an 'unprecedented' bubble.

The speaker is particularly skeptical of IonQ's technological claims, calling its approach 'wishful thinking' and its current devices 'useless,' viewing it as part of a bubble.

Actively shorted by the speaker due to a belief that the quantum computing sector is a speculative bubble with no near-term business fundamentals to support its valuation.

The speaker is short the stock as part of a broader bearish thesis on the quantum computing sector, which he believes has no near-term revenue prospects.

The company's reported revenue is claimed to be 'fake' and not from real product sales, but rather from government grants and small, non-recurring proof-of-concept trials.

Extremely bearish sentiment; the speaker dismissed the company's announcements as 'pumps' and predicted a significant price drop, stating, 'when INQ's five bucks, I'm gonna laugh my ass off.'

Extremely bearish view. The speaker is short and believes a deal with Susquehanna was 'very not good,' stating, 'I don't think that stock could ever go up again.' It's called the 'last chance to short ion q.'

The speaker is explicitly short the stock, highlighting it as a significant 'underperformer' and part of a bearish bet on the overvalued quantum computing sector.

Viewed with deep skepticism, with the belief it will 'eventually fall apart' because there is 'no way to actually grow real business here.'

The speaker is particularly bearish, stating the company has 'no real business,' 'no organic growth' (0% last quarter), and is a prime short candidate expected to 'collapse at some point'.

Views the company as a strong short candidate due to a 'hyper-dilutive' financing deal with Heights Capital/Susquehanna involving massive warrant coverage, which he sees as a sign of extreme desperation and a 'top' for the stock.

The speaker is short the stock as part of a thematic short on the quantum computing sector, believing these companies do not yet have commercially viable technology.

The speaker is explicitly bearish and skeptical, questioning the quality of its investor base and implying that large institutional investors are not actively buying the stock with conviction.

The speaker confirmed that they are still actively shorting this stock.

The speaker is bearish, has increased his short position, and believes the stock will eventually go to zero.

The stock was dragged down by negative news from sector peer Quantum Computing Inc. (QBT).