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

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.

Called a 'garbage company' that is 'going to zero' with inferior technology. The speaker is short the stock and points to a 'head and shoulders' chart pattern as a bearish signal.

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.

Identified as a speculative growth stock in the quantum computing sector that recently rose 10-15% on news of potential government interest from former President Trump.

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. A quote called quantum computing 'utterly irrelevant, fraudulent bs'.

Experienced a 15-20% overnight pump after debunked reports of US government investment. The company is actively lobbying for US investment, citing national security risks.

A report suggested the Trump administration is considering taking an equity stake. This is a narrative-driven catalyst that makes the stock risky to short, despite the investment being potentially small.

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.

The speaker is short 'a lot of Rigetti,' believing the stock is going to $1 as part of a broader thesis that the entire quantum computing sector is 'dead' with no market demand.

The stock has been 'eviscerated,' falling 30-40% from recent highs amid a sell-off in speculative tech names.

Down 27% as part of a sharp decline in speculative 'momentum' stocks whose rally is considered hype-driven.

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.

The speaker's 'biggest short' position. He is actively buying puts and believes the stock has a long way to fall, stating it 'has to go to like five, man.'

Host believes the company is fundamentally overvalued and worth '$1.00, if that,' issuing a strong sell recommendation to 'Sell this shit'.

Mentioned as a quantum stock that is now 'starting to fall' after a rally. The speaker is short the stock.

Described as a 'shit show' with a troubled history, the speaker is shorting the stock and sees no fundamental reason for its recent rally.

Subject to extreme bearish sentiment from Shkreli, who claims the CEO admits there is no revenue and predicts the stock will go to zero. Its price appreciation is cited as being driven by pure hype.

The speaker is extremely bearish and is actively shorting the stock, arguing that the technology is far from commercial viability and current valuations in the quantum sector are unsustainable.

Considered very bearishly as a company that 'doesn't actually have a business.' Its massive trading volume is seen as a sign of irrational market speculation, not fundamental value.

The speaker mentioned shorting 'Mergetti,' a reference to Rigetti Computing, as part of a high-conviction bet against what he believes are worthless quantum computing companies.

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.