Market Snapshot
Takeaway:
(QBTS.N) remains in technical neutrality, with mixed signals and a wait-and-see stance suggested for now.
News Highlights
Recent news items include a push from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to update how vaccines are approved, a potential revival of uranium mining in Utah under Trump, and new
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ETF plans from REX Shares navigating updated SEC staking rules.
- Vaccine policy changes could indirectly affect broader market sentiment, but direct impact on is unclear.
- Uranium mining developments highlight industry trends but are unlikely to influence a tech stock like .N.
- ETF announcements suggest crypto-related market movements, but again, the ripple effect on D-Wave remains limited.
Analyst Views & Fundamentals
Analysts are broadly optimistic, with three out of four major institutions rating QBTS.N as "Buy" or "Strong Buy." However, there are notable differences in performance and consistency among analysts.
- Average Rating Score: 4.25 (simple mean)
- Weighted Rating Score: 2.16 (historical performance-weighted)
- Rating Consistency: Divergence in institutional views—Mizuho has a "Underperform" rating with a poor historical success rate (0% win rate), while Wedbush, Evercore ISI Group, and Jefferies show perfect 100% win rates, though with limited historical data.
- Price Trend: Recent price has been negative (-1.64%), aligning with Mizuho’s bearish signal but conflicting with the overall bullish or neutral ratings from other analysts.
Key Fundamentals
Our internal diagnostic scores highlight a mixed fundamental picture, with strengths in operating efficiency and profitability, but weaker balance sheet leverage and cash metrics.
- Operating Cycle: 204.75 days — Internal diagnostic score: 7.19
- Days Sales Outstanding (DSO): 20.69 days — Internal diagnostic score: 4.31
- Current Ratio: 54.68 — Internal diagnostic score: 7.19
- Cash-to-Market Value (Cash-MV): 0.44 — Internal diagnostic score: 6.19
- Profit-MV: 0.48 — Internal diagnostic score: 5.41
- Asset-Liability Ratio: 22.55% — Internal diagnostic score: 2.0
Money-Flow Trends
Fund flows for QBTS.N show an overall negative trend across all categories, from retail to institutional flows.
- Small investors contributed 49.13% inflow but showed negative sentiment.
- Large and extra-large investors followed a similar pattern, with inflow ratios of 49.30% and 48.40% respectively.
- Big-money (block) flows registered 48.56% inflow but with a negative directional bias.
- Our proprietary fund-flow score is 7.86 (good), indicating strong inflow potential despite the current negative trend.
Key Technical Signals
Recent technical indicators show a mixed but neutral overall trend, with both bullish and bearish signals in play.
- WR Oversold — Internal diagnostic score: 8.19, suggesting a strong bullish signal
- Dark Cloud Cover — Internal diagnostic score: 7.8, indicating bearish pressure
- WR Overbought — Internal diagnostic score: 2.68, a weaker signal
- Long Lower Shadow — Internal diagnostic score: 3.05, signaling bearish bias
Recent Chart Patterns
- On Dec 17: WR Oversold and Dark Cloud Cover were detected — a mix of bullish and bearish signals.
- On Dec 18: A Long Upper Shadow appeared — a neutral to slightly bullish pattern.
- On Dec 11: WR Overbought and Long Lower Shadow — conflicting bearish and neutral signals.
The technical score of 5.77 (wait-and-see) suggests the market is in a volatile state, and the direction is not clear. Traders are advised to monitor upcoming market changes closely.
Conclusion
D-Wave Quantum is caught in a tug-of-war between bullish and bearish technical and sentiment signals. While fundamentals remain mixed, analyst ratings are mostly optimistic. The key takeaway for investors is to consider waiting for a clearer trend before committing capital. Given the current technical neutrality and mixed flow patterns, now may not be the best time to take a directional bet — but it could be a good time to monitor the unfolding story closely.
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