What top creators are saying about D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)— Page 2

The speaker is very bearish and purchased February $12 puts, believing the company's product is ineffective and the stock will return to single digits.

Mentioned as a stock the host might short, lumping it into the overall negative trend and 'quantum meltdown' in the quantum computing sector.

The speaker is extremely bearish on the quantum computing sector and explicitly stated an intention to short the stock.

The speaker is bearish, calling the company a 'fraud' and is buying out-of-the-money puts. He believes the stock could 'easily be a $5 stock' or even fall to $3.

Mentioned as a high-beta stock that was 'hit extremely hard in the selloff but also saw some of the most aggressive bounces.' It's considered a 'test your conviction' area of the market.

The speaker holds a 'huge short position' and considers the company 'insane in the first place,' suggesting it is fundamentally overvalued and destined to fail.

Mentioned as 'also a good one' to short, grouping it with other quantum computing companies the speaker views negatively.

Extremely bearish, calling the company 'kind of a fraud' and actively shorting it because he believes its core annealer technology 'really does anything'.

The speaker remains bearish despite an earnings beat, calling the stock 'garbage' and holds put options, which is a bet that the stock price will go down.

Categorized as a 'second tier' quantum stock that the speaker has a losing short position on.

Described as 'complete garbage' by the speaker, who is short the stock and frustrated by its high valuation as part of a broader bearish thesis on the quantum computing sector.

Mentioned as part of a broad short thesis on the quantum computing sector, which the speaker believes is overhyped and about to 'collapse'.

Potential government backing is viewed as a powerful 'kickstart' for the industry. D-Wave was also noted as a past successful investment for one of the hosts.

The speaker is 'mega short' the quantum computing sector and specifically short D-Wave, believing its valuation is detached from fundamental reality and driven by hype.

Highlighted as a speculative quantum computing play that saw a recent 10-15% price jump on potential government interest news, and noted for a past 8,000% return from its SPAC deal.

Described as a highly speculative, volatile 'meme stock' that trades on headlines rather than fundamentals. The stock fell after a government official denied current negotiations for equity stakes.

Viewed with extreme skepticism and bearish sentiment. Considered a highly speculative 'science project' with no clear near-term business applications. Investors are warned to be cautious of news-driven pumps.

Experienced a 15-20% overnight pump after initial reports of planned US government equity stakes, but reports were later debunked, leading to potential volatility.

A report suggested the Trump administration is considering taking an equity stake. This government 'backstop' narrative makes shorting the stock extremely risky, driven by hype rather than fundamentals.

Experienced a 15-20% overnight pump due to reports of the Trump Administration planning to take equity stakes in quantum computing companies, suggesting potential for further momentum.

Experienced significant overnight gains of 15-20% due to reports of government equity stakes in quantum computing companies, after being down 40% over the past week. Investors should monitor for continued volatility and potential further upside.

Highlighted as a speculative momentum stock that took a 'big hit,' falling 15% during a market correction, illustrating the high risk of such investments.

The speaker is profiting from a short position and holds puts on the stock, betting on a price decline as part of a sector-wide bearish call on quantum computing.

The stock has been 'eviscerated,' falling 30-40% from recent highs as part of a significant sell-off in high-momentum, speculative stocks.

Down 27% as part of a sharp decline in speculative 'momentum' stocks. The rally is seen as hype-driven rather than based on financial performance.

Experienced a significant pullback of 10% to 29% over the past week, raising questions about whether the dip is a buying opportunity or a more sustained downtrend.

Highlighted as a highly speculative, narrative-driven stock that was down 7-8%. Its pullback is seen as part of a healthy market rotation away from 'froth' and towards companies with strong fundamentals.

The speaker considers the company to be fraudulent and a clear short, stating 'never buy the stock of a fraudulent company' in reference to it.

Stock was down around 10%; a guest believes monetizable use cases are 'years away,' making it a highly speculative investment.

The speaker is highly skeptical of a recent news announcement, calls the company a fraud, and considers it potentially the 'best short' opportunity, noting the stock fell on positive news.

The speaker singles out D-Wave as a high-conviction short, calling it a 'total scam' and a 'dog shit company' within a sector viewed as a speculative bubble.

Shkreli is extremely bearish, pointing to its low quarterly revenue of $3 million as proof of no product demand. He considers it 'fraud and hype' and believes it is destined to go to zero.

The speaker calls the company a 'zero' and is shocked by its high valuation, lumping it in with the overhyped and fraudulent quantum sector.

The speaker is actively shorting QBTS as part of a bet against the quantum sector, calling it the 'crumbiest stock of all these'.

The speaker is actively shorting the stock as part of a bearish thesis on the entire quantum computing sector, which is viewed as a 'scam' and a bubble destined to go to zero.

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

The speaker noted with skepticism that the stock was 'up 10% on no news', viewing its price action as speculative and reinforcing a bearish stance on the sector.

Identified as 'the better short' in the quantum sector and called 'basically just a scam' with 'no customers.' The speaker is actively shorting the stock.

The stock experienced a 'crazy re-rating,' hitting $25. The host expressed significant skepticism about the narrative driving the rally, calling it a high-risk, story-driven trade.

The host is extremely bearish, buying puts, calling the company 'nice and scammy,' and believing it has no fundamental substance.

The speaker is extremely bearish, describing the company as a 'fucking trash company' as part of a broader short thesis on the quantum computing sector.

The speaker is very bearish, holding it as his second largest short position and calling it a 'disaster,' citing reports that a competitor's machine outperforms it.

The speaker is highly skeptical of the company's business fundamentals, mocking its low revenue despite a significant stock price run.

Labeled the 'best short in quantum' because the company guided for revenue, but 'the opposite is happening,' making it a 'pretty clear short'.

The speaker holds a significant short position, calling it an 'uber scam' and a 'scumbag company'. He believes its core QCaaS revenue is declining, the technology is a 'fraud', and the stock will fall to its cash value, estimated between $1 and $5.

Very bearish sentiment; the speaker holds a short position and calls the company 'very misleading' and borderline 'fraudulent' for its claims about quantum computing applicability.

Extremely bearish view, calling it a company that doesn't 'have a business' and is a 'prime short target.' The speaker claims they are highly selective with customers to find ones they can 'bamboozle'.

Considered a 'good short' as part of a bearish thesis on the quantum computing sector, which is viewed as an over-hyped 'micro bubble' that is poised to 'pop'.

Viewed as a 'shitty quantum stock' that the speaker is looking to short because the sector is considered over-hyped and its commercial applications are still 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.