What top creators are saying about Rigetti Computing, Inc.(RGTI)

The host was cautious, highlighting estimated dilution of 94.16%, low trailing revenue, and a high valuation relative to sales. He rejected buying on speculation that Google might acquire the company.

Shares were reported down about 4% as part of a broader market selloff; no company-specific outlook or recommendation was given.

A 5% 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.

The stock was down 5% during the session as part of a weak day for quantum-computing stocks; no specific outlook was provided.

Shkreli expressed strong skepticism about quantum companies' ability to make money and suggested shorting the sector; RGTI was reported down about 5% that day.

The speaker was bearish on quantum-computing stocks, citing doubts about commercialization; the stock was reportedly down roughly 5%–10% that day.

The speaker said they had previously mentioned Rigetti as a short, pointing to a falling chart without additional supporting analysis.

Described as a good short candidate, with a caution that the stock could be volatile.

Described as a possible short candidate, but no valuation analysis, financial details, or specific short position was provided.

Described as a good short candidate.

Martin suggested shorting Rigetti and called it a scam, but offered no detailed fundamental analysis or valuation support.

Cited as an example of extreme volatility in speculative quantum-computing stocks; its sharp rise created risks for short sellers and highlights the potential for sentiment-driven rallies.

Rigetti initially rose alongside other quantum stocks on industry news, but some early gains faded after the market opened; near-term commercial impact remains uncertain.

Shares rose alongside other quantum names after an industry announcement, but no company-specific development or financial analysis was provided.

Criticized for a lack of scalable commercial value.

Caught in unjustified speculative price rallies based on minor PR announcements despite poor gross margins.

Secured $100 million in government support for quantum development.

Positioned as a primary beneficiary of U.S. government support to prevent foreign decryption capabilities.

High risk/high reward pure-play quantum stock acting as a specialized cloud provider; seeing significant volume increases.

Identified as a component of the speculative quantum computing investment theme.

Part of the growing quantum computing theme supported by government funding.

Neutral reaction to federal quantum funding announcements.

Likely to utilize IBM's $2 billion quantum foundry to scale production of quantum devices.

High-beta way to play the quantum sector; showing strong daily gains.

A smaller player in the quantum sector that recently saw a 10% daily gain.

Part of a specialized quantum portfolio that is up 81% since inception; characterized by high volatility and high reward.

Significant gainer following government funding announcements in the quantum sector.

Beneficiary of $100 million in government funding for the quantum sector.

Included in the U.S. government's planned CHIPS Act funding awards

Stock jumped 30% following the announcement of $2 billion in government grants for quantum computing.

Beneficiary of White House quantum computing grants, providing non-dilutive capital and validation.

Beneficiary of $100 million government investment into the quantum sector; analysts warn against shorting.

Identified as a key ticker in the government-subsidized quantum computing sector.

Publicly traded quantum computing firm positioned for long-term shifts in cryptography and materials science.

Up double digits as the quantum computing theme gains traction.

Viewed as a more 'reasonable' player in quantum compared to peers, though skepticism remains.

Investing in RGTI is presented as a long-term, speculative way to gain direct exposure to the high-risk, high-reward development of quantum computing technology.

The speaker is very bearish, advising investors to avoid the stock. It is described as having been 'completely hammered' and is considered a 'short target' with an investment horizon that is 'too far out'.

Provides a pure-play investment vehicle for direct exposure to the high-risk, high-reward quantum computing sector.

Described as an extremely speculative, 'pure narrative trade' that acted as a 'levered AI bet' in 2025. It is a high-risk position detached from current fundamentals.

Listed as a company in the Quantum AI space that is a beneficiary of the government-supported 'Genesis Mission' for AI R&D.

The speaker is extremely bearish, calling it one of the weakest quantum stocks with very low cash per share (~$1.70). He purchased February $10 puts to short the stock.

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 short the stock, describing it as 'incredibly weak' as part of a broader bearish conviction against the entire quantum computing sector.

Mentioned by Jim Cramer as a potential opportunity within the speculative and long-term theme of quantum computing.

An analysis of earnings shows a low cash burn rate, which is positive, but also a likely need for future financing, which is a risk. Their new technology roadmap provides long-term catalysts but with significant execution risk.

Reported an 'ugly miss' on earnings, with EPS missing estimates by over 900%, which was described as 'terrible results'.

Bearish sentiment, as the speaker is actively shorting the stock, viewing the company's failure to progress in the DARPA awards as a major negative catalyst.

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