Positioned in the optical computing space which is seen as a successor to GPUs.

The speaker is bearish with a price target of $4, which he calculates as its cash value. He purchased December $8 puts to short the stock.

As part of the quantum computing sector, the speaker is extremely bearish and is happy to see the stock trading down.

The speaker is actively shorting QUBT as part of a broader 'mega short' thesis on the 'spooky' and 'overbought' frontier tech sector.

The speaker is extremely bearish, sarcastically implies the company is fraudulent, and recommends it is "always a good time to short" it.

Bearish, noting the stock is 'cracking' and approaching its cash value, which implies a significant decline with little fundamental support.

Potential government backing is viewed as a powerful 'kickstart' for the industry, and the news alone reportedly caused a 10-15% jump in these stocks.

Called the speaker's 'favorite short,' he believes the stock is 'going to zero' because there is no real market or demand for quantum computers.

Host has a short position, calling it a 'dog crap company' due to massive shareholder dilution (99M to 159M shares) and a weak financial position. Host believes the stock should go 'back to a dollar'.

The speaker notes the stock is reversing after a significant run-up, stating 'looks like this bubble is finally popping, boys.'