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D-Wave: Time to Buy the Dip? Or is the Fall Just Starting?

Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 11/24/2025. 

Key Points

• D-Wave Quantum shares are down more than a third in the last month following a major, drawn-out rally.
• Investors have turned away from the quantum computing industry more broadly in recent weeks as profitability and marketability concerns persist.
• Insider sales of QBTS stock are another signal that D-Wave may have further to fall before it recovers.

Although the final hours of the Nov. 17 trading week were a bright spot, quantum computing firm D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) largely failed to reverse a monthlong cooldown in its share price.

Despite one-year returns exceeding 600%, D-Wave has lost more than a third of its market value in the past month. It’s not alone: many quantum computing firms have declined in recent weeks, and the wider industry has struggled as the year winds down.

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Investors are left asking whether D-Wave’s recent slide signals a broader cooling of the much-hyped quantum market or represents a rare chance to buy a company that has been on a meteoric rise at a lower price point.

Given concerns about profitability, uncertainty over commercial viability, and recent insider selling, it’s becoming harder for quantum bulls to argue that D-Wave will resume a sustained rally anytime soon.

D-Wave’s Earnings Lull Lingers

Early in November, D-Wave reported third-quarter results that beat expectations on multiple fronts—earnings and revenue exceeded analyst forecasts, liquidity remained strong, and the company announced or anticipated several promising contracts. Still, shares dipped, as investors had hoped for clearer signs of a path to profitability.

The remainder of the month did little to reassure investors. D-Wave has been relatively quiet on investor communications. Executives offered some optimism after the company completed its redemption of public warrants midmonth, but for now investors will likely wait for more concrete evidence that the company is on track to become profitable.

The Gap Between Technology and Anticipation

Investor enthusiasm has driven massive rallies across the quantum industry. Many firms have surged to valuations that the underlying technology has not yet justified—raising the risk that share prices could deflate as expectations realign with reality.

Today, quantum computing remains largely the province of governments, research institutions, and large enterprises, and there is limited visibility on when or how the technology will reach broader commercial applications.

It’s not that quantum technology won’t one day transform everyday life; it’s simply that it hasn’t reached that point yet.

Moreover, it’s unclear how the industry will evolve—and whether specialist companies like D-Wave will be outpaced by long-established tech giants that develop their own quantum capabilities.

Insider Selling Activity Is the Latest Warning

Investors often look to insider trades for signals about company prospects. Executive purchases or holdings can indicate confidence; selling can raise doubts. In recent weeks, CEO Alan Baratz and CFO John Markovich have each sold hundreds of thousands of QBTS shares, a development that has drawn scrutiny from the market.

That is not to say D-Wave is destined to keep falling. A major technological breakthrough, news of additional significant contracts, or an announcement that the company is allocating its substantial cash reserves toward a sizable acquisition could prompt investors to push the stock higher. Still, the longer the downward trend persists, the harder it will be to reverse momentum.

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