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To own Rigetti today, you really have to believe that its vertically integrated quantum stack, multi‑chip architecture and government or hyperscaler partnerships can eventually justify very high multiples despite years of expected losses. The latest headlines cut both ways. On one hand, small new positions from Citadel and a unanimous “upside” view from Wall Street reinforce the bull case that Rigetti’s technology and roadmap to 150‑plus and 1,000‑plus qubit systems could attract more enterprise and research demand. On the other, the violent swing from a very large rally to a double‑digit pullback, CEO share sales, shrinking revenue and a US$200.97 million quarterly loss underline how fragile the story remains. In my view, this news mostly amplifies existing catalysts and risks rather than changing them.
However, the combination of steep losses, insider selling and extreme volatility is something investors should not ignore. Our valuation report unveils the possibility Rigetti Computing's shares may be trading at a premium.Explore 49 other fair value estimates on Rigetti Computing - why the stock might be worth less than half the current price!
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