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Rigetti Computing Stock Jumps as Quantum Rally Revives RGTI Risk Appetite

Rigetti (NASDAQ:RGTI) drops after brief spike, Trump 2028 drive fails to sway market

Rigetti Computing shares fell in late-morning trade Tuesday, erasing earlier gains. The White House set a 2028 goal for building a top-tier quantum computer and announced steps to protect U.S. systems from quantum threats. Rigetti was down 0.6% at $21.25 at 11:49 a.m. EDT. It had reached $22.55 earlier. The fade comes as Washington gives new dates and funding for quantum computing, pushing a field that investors have mostly seen as years away. Quantum computers rely on quantum physics to handle information and could outpace today’s supercomputers on some tough problems, though actual commercial uses are still taking shape.
Quantum Shares Snap Back as IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave Lose Steam

Quantum Shares Snap Back as IonQ, Rigetti, D-Wave Lose Steam

Quantum computing names finished the week with volatile trading and recent gains still in focus. IonQ was last at $57.85, off 0.3%. Rigetti Computing gained 1.7% to $20.98. D-Wave Quantum slipped 2.0% to $23.37 and Quantum Computing Inc. was up 0.2% at $9.93. The group had rallied after a spring run-up—The Motley Fool said Friday IonQ, Rigetti and D-Wave were still up at least 50% from the end of March, even after some weakness this week. Stocks in the sector got a lift not from earnings, but from a shift in government policy. On May 21, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced it had signed nine letters of intent for $2.013 billion in planned CHIPS and Science Act incentives for quantum companies. IBM gets $1 billion, GlobalFoundries $375 million, D-Wave is set to receive $100 million, and Rigetti up to $100 million. These incentives target utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers, which use qubits—known for being error-prone, but essential for scalable systems. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick called the investments the start of “a new era of American innovation.” That line landed with investors who have wanted to see more political support for the industry.
Rigetti Computing Stock Falls as Sale Notice Tests $100 Million Quantum Rally

Rigetti Computing Stock Falls as Sale Notice Tests $100 Million Quantum Rally

• Rigetti Computing closed Tuesday at $19.69, down 9.55%, and slipped further in premarket trading Wednesday.• A June 8 SEC Form 144 listed a proposed sale by director Ray O. Johnson of 122,188 shares valued at about $2.6 million.• The pullback is testing investor enthusiasm for Rigetti’s up-to-$100 million U.S. Commerce Department quantum-computing funding letter. Rigetti Computing fell hard Tuesday and was indicated lower before Wednesday’s open, as investors weighed a fresh insider-sale notice against the stock’s recent government-funding rally. The move matters because Rigetti has become one of the most closely watched pure-play quantum names, and small changes in confidence can produce large price swings.
Rigetti Stock Drops After Quantum Surge Stalls on Wall Street Rate Jolt

Rigetti Stock Drops After Quantum Surge Stalls on Wall Street Rate Jolt

Rigetti Computing Inc. shares dropped Friday, falling as much as 14.5%. The stock changed hands around $20.68, after opening at $23.08 and hitting a session low of $20.11. Turnover reached about 50.2 million shares. Rigetti’s market cap was close to $6.94 billion. Selloff hit a volatile quantum-computing stock as investors pulled back from pricey tech shares. The Nasdaq Composite slid 4.18%, S&P 500 dropped 2.64%, and Dow fell 1.35%, all after May payrolls topped forecasts, raising fears that U.S. rates might stay high or even rise.
Rigetti Draws Trader Interest With Quantum Advance, Insider Selling Also in Focus

Rigetti Draws Trader Interest With Quantum Advance, Insider Selling Also in Focus

Rigetti Computing traded slightly higher ahead of Tuesday’s open, with the stock near where it’s been lately as the market looked at a new quantum computing milestone and recently reported executive stock sales. Shares were last sitting at $25.63, up 0.3% in premarket action. Regular Nasdaq trading hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. Timing is key here. Rigetti is among the small group of pure-play quantum stocks trading on public markets, with its value tied more to progress in hardware than to near-term profit. The company’s path depends on hitting technical milestones. Quantum error correction — tech to spot and fix errors in delicate quantum work — is at the heart of getting machines to run useful jobs for longer.
Rigetti Shares Rally on U.S. Quantum Funding as Debate Over Value Returns

Rigetti Shares Rally on U.S. Quantum Funding as Debate Over Value Returns

Berkeley, California, May 21, 2026, 04:13 PDT Rigetti Computing stock moved higher ahead of Thursday’s U.S. open after Reuters reported, via the Wall Street Journal, that the Trump administration will hand out $2 billion in grants to nine quantum-computing firms and plans to take equity in the companies. Rigetti is listed among recipients set to get about $100 million, according to the report.
Quantum Stocks With Growth Potential in April-May 2026: 4 Names Facing a May Reality Check

Quantum Stocks With Growth Potential in April-May 2026: 4 Names Facing a May Reality Check

Three quantum computing players have landed on public markets in recent months, and another five are eyeing listings before year-end. That’s turned up the heat on a slim roster of quantum stocks familiar to traders. Looking toward 2026, the main pure-play public names stayed the same: D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti Computing, IonQ, and Quantum Computing Inc. “There was so much appetite for quantum assets,” said Antoine Legault, VP of equity research at Wedbush Securities, in comments to the Wall Street Journal. May is crammed: IonQ drops Q1 results after the bell on May 6, Rigetti goes next on May 11, also after close. D-Wave takes its turn before the market opens May 12. All three drop numbers—revenues, bookings, cash—just as the sector braces for a fresh wave of investor conferences.

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  • HANetf to Reinvest Non-Dividend Proceeds Across Multi-Asset ETCs
    June 29, 2026, 1:33 PM EDT. HANetf Multi-Asset ETC Issuer Plc said it will reinvest non-dividend proceeds from the underlying assets tied to its ETCs, including the YieldMax® Ultra Option Income Strategy ETC and the YieldMax® MSTR Option Income Strategy ETC. The reinvestment will boost the asset entitlement on the securities effective June 30, 2026. Instead of paying out dividends, the proceeds will be used to buy more underlying assets for the ETCs. HANetf Limited is managing questions on the change. The update covers standard ongoing asset management in these multi-asset ETCs.
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