Rigetti Computing (RGTI) Stock Slides Into the Weekend After Friday Selloff: Latest News, Analyst Targets, and What Investors Should Watch Before Monday’s Open

New York — Dec. 26, 2025, 11:13 p.m. ET — Rigetti Computing, Inc. closed the post‑Christmas session sharply lower in a market that was otherwise drifting near record levels in thin, year‑end trading. Reuters+1

Rigetti Computing, Inc. is seeing a sharp move in a session defined by thin, post‑holiday liquidity. As of the latest available trade, RGTI is at $22.57, down $1.94, after opening at $24.37 and trading in a $22.52–$24.51 intraday range, with roughly 19.9 million shares traded so far.

Rigetti Computing, Inc. wrapped up an abbreviated Christmas Eve session on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, with the stock closing at $24.51, down from the prior close of $25.11. In after-hours trading, RGTI was last quoted around $24.54, essentially flat versus the cash close as liquidity thinned into the holiday. Investing.com+2AAII+2

Rigetti Computing, Inc. is ending Tuesday, December 23, 2025, with a familiar mix of big swings, heavy volume, and investor debate over whether quantum-computing “pure plays” are being priced on near-term fundamentals or long-term potential.

Rigetti Computing, Inc. is ending Monday’s session in the spotlight again—one of several quantum-computing pure plays that have stayed volatile and headline-driven into year-end. After a strong regular-session move, Rigetti traded modestly higher in after-hours action, setting up a closely watched open on Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2025, in a holiday-shortened week where liquidity can thin out quickly.

Rigetti Computing, Inc. has spent 2025 doing what quantum computing stocks do: swinging violently between “the future is now” optimism and “the future is expensive” reality. As of Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025, the most important drivers of the story are new Wall Street coverage with sharply different takes, a company roadmap packed with near-term milestones, and a balance sheet that has become unusually liquid for a pre-profit quantum hardware name—largely because Rigetti raised a lot of capital during the year.