Quantum Computing Stocks Rally Leaves Short Seller's Portfolio 'Pretty F***n' Far From Okay'
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martes, 14 de octubre de 2025, 4:31 pm ET1 min de lectura
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Shkreli has criticized the commercial potential of quantum computing, labeling it as speculative and misleading. He believes the recent rally is a "bubble" detached from the underlying technology and commercial reality. However, the data suggests otherwise. D-Wave Quantum, for instance, posted a 3,700% stock gain in 12 months and generated $3.1 million in Q2 revenue, while Rigetti Computing saw its shares rise by 5,700% after securing $5.7 million in quantum system orders [1].
The quantum computing sector has experienced extraordinary returns over the past year, with D-Wave and Rigetti leading the way. D-Wave's technology is already being used in real applications, such as improving efficiency in manufacturing and supporting drug research. Rigetti, on the other hand, supplies hardware components to platform developers across the industry [1].
IonQ, which employs trapped-ion technology, offers superior accuracy compared to traditional quantum methods. However, it sacrifices some processing speed, which could be a trade-off for the industry as it aims to improve system accuracy and stability before large-scale deployment [1].
Despite the positive developments, both D-Wave and Rigetti face profitability challenges. Revenue remains small compared to their market capitalizations, and companies continue to spend heavily on research and hardware development [1].
The industry timeline points to 2030 for widespread commercial availability. Developers must refine technology to improve system accuracy and stability before large-scale deployment. D-Wave has early commercial traction, while IonQ's trapped-ion technology addresses accuracy challenges [1].
Shkreli's short positions and criticism highlight the high risk and uncertainty associated with these stocks. Full commercial deployment could take years or decades, and market volatility is likely to continue as companies burn cash while perfecting their technology [1].
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Martin Shkreli, known for his outspoken views in finance, has been shorting quantum computing stocks IonQ, D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti Computing, and Quantum Computing Inc. He has criticized the commercial potential of quantum computing, calling it speculative and misleading. Despite his short positions, Shkreli has expressed frustration as the stocks continue to climb, with IonQ up 15%, D-Wave up 25%, and Rigetti up 21%. Shkreli remains bearish, believing the recent rally is a "bubble" detached from underlying technology and commercial reality.
Martin Shkreli, known for his controversial views in finance, has been shorting several quantum computing stocks, including IonQ, D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti Computing, and Quantum Computing Inc. Despite his bearish stance, these stocks have shown remarkable resilience, with IonQ up 15%, D-Wave up 25%, and Rigetti up 21% since Shkreli initiated his short positions [1].Shkreli has criticized the commercial potential of quantum computing, labeling it as speculative and misleading. He believes the recent rally is a "bubble" detached from the underlying technology and commercial reality. However, the data suggests otherwise. D-Wave Quantum, for instance, posted a 3,700% stock gain in 12 months and generated $3.1 million in Q2 revenue, while Rigetti Computing saw its shares rise by 5,700% after securing $5.7 million in quantum system orders [1].
The quantum computing sector has experienced extraordinary returns over the past year, with D-Wave and Rigetti leading the way. D-Wave's technology is already being used in real applications, such as improving efficiency in manufacturing and supporting drug research. Rigetti, on the other hand, supplies hardware components to platform developers across the industry [1].
IonQ, which employs trapped-ion technology, offers superior accuracy compared to traditional quantum methods. However, it sacrifices some processing speed, which could be a trade-off for the industry as it aims to improve system accuracy and stability before large-scale deployment [1].
Despite the positive developments, both D-Wave and Rigetti face profitability challenges. Revenue remains small compared to their market capitalizations, and companies continue to spend heavily on research and hardware development [1].
The industry timeline points to 2030 for widespread commercial availability. Developers must refine technology to improve system accuracy and stability before large-scale deployment. D-Wave has early commercial traction, while IonQ's trapped-ion technology addresses accuracy challenges [1].
Shkreli's short positions and criticism highlight the high risk and uncertainty associated with these stocks. Full commercial deployment could take years or decades, and market volatility is likely to continue as companies burn cash while perfecting their technology [1].

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