Rigetti Computing, Inc. - Common stock (RGTI)

Kicking off financial results for quantum computing stocks, IonQ reported a bigger than expected Q3 loss while revenue topped expectations.

The pure-play quantum computing company has produced eye-popping gains for shareholders in the past three years.

Quantum stocks attempted a recovery following weeks of steep losses, spurred by news and $625 million in funding from the DOE.

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Investors should expect more volatility when Rigetti reports third-quarter earnings.

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Quantum computing stocks continue to be volatile heading into Q3 earnings reports. IonQ reports late Wednesday.

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All of the IWM's top ten holdings are up by triple digits over the past six months.