115 AI-extracted insights from 13 sources — podcasts, YouTube channels, and X/Twitter accounts.
Showing insights 101–115 of 115.
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 includes D-Wave in an extremely bearish thesis on the quantum computing sector, stating that its valuation is unjustified and it will go to zero.
The speaker has a strong bearish view, calling it a 'monster's short' and believes the company is part of a 'quantum computing mini bubble' with overhyped technology.
Actively shorted by the speaker, who is extremely bearish on the quantum computing sector, calling it 'fucking nonsense' and believing it lacks fundamental support.
The speaker is extremely bearish and actively shorting the stock, believing the company is a 'huge scam' with a non-functional product and that the entire quantum sector is worthless.
Accused of being an 'optimization shop masquerading as a quantum company,' using classical techniques while marketing with the 'quantum' label, which is described as 'snake oil'.
The speaker is very bearish, referring to his bet against the company as a 'high conviction short,' believing its fundamental value is low.
The speaker holds a short position as part of a bearish view on the quantum computing sector, which he believes lacks commercial products.
Extremely bearish outlook, with the direct and concise prediction that 'D-Wave is going to die.'
The speaker's view is 'even more negative' than on IonQ, calling it 'even dumber' and predicting it will fail in 'two quarters' because 'nobody's buying their fucking box.'
Speaker is actively shorting the stock, calls it 'such a scam' and one of his biggest short positions, believing it will be 'busted' by regulators.
Presented as a high-risk, speculative stock in the quantum computing space. It rallied after receiving a $20 price target from Cantor Fitzgerald.
The speaker is short the stock as part of a thematic short on the quantum computing sector, believing the hype has outpaced the technology's commercial viability.
The speaker is bearish, calling it a 'fake company' and highlighting its recent poor stock performance, as it was down 12 of the last 13 trading sessions.
The stock was dragged down by negative news from sector peer Quantum Computing Inc. (QBT).
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 includes D-Wave in an extremely bearish thesis on the quantum computing sector, stating that its valuation is unjustified and it will go to zero.
The speaker has a strong bearish view, calling it a 'monster's short' and believes the company is part of a 'quantum computing mini bubble' with overhyped technology.
Actively shorted by the speaker, who is extremely bearish on the quantum computing sector, calling it 'fucking nonsense' and believing it lacks fundamental support.
The speaker is extremely bearish and actively shorting the stock, believing the company is a 'huge scam' with a non-functional product and that the entire quantum sector is worthless.
Accused of being an 'optimization shop masquerading as a quantum company,' using classical techniques while marketing with the 'quantum' label, which is described as 'snake oil'.
The speaker is very bearish, referring to his bet against the company as a 'high conviction short,' believing its fundamental value is low.
The speaker holds a short position as part of a bearish view on the quantum computing sector, which he believes lacks commercial products.
Extremely bearish outlook, with the direct and concise prediction that 'D-Wave is going to die.'
The speaker's view is 'even more negative' than on IonQ, calling it 'even dumber' and predicting it will fail in 'two quarters' because 'nobody's buying their fucking box.'
Speaker is actively shorting the stock, calls it 'such a scam' and one of his biggest short positions, believing it will be 'busted' by regulators.
Presented as a high-risk, speculative stock in the quantum computing space. It rallied after receiving a $20 price target from Cantor Fitzgerald.
The speaker is short the stock as part of a thematic short on the quantum computing sector, believing the hype has outpaced the technology's commercial viability.
The speaker is bearish, calling it a 'fake company' and highlighting its recent poor stock performance, as it was down 12 of the last 13 trading sessions.
The stock was dragged down by negative news from sector peer Quantum Computing Inc. (QBT).