John M. Markovich, CFO of D-Wave Quantum, exercised 200,000 options and sold shares worth $4.6 million. This transaction represents 11.9% of his direct holdings post-sale, totaling 1,482,874 shares valued at $30.4 million. The sale price of $22.94 per share was higher than the market close price of $20.41 on November 20, 2025. D-Wave Quantum offers quantum computing solutions and services to various industries. Despite recent stock price gains, D-Wave’s high forward P/S ratio of 281 suggests caution for investors, prompting Markovich’s sale of shares.

In related news, D-Wave Quantum’s stock is considered expensive with a high P/S ratio of 281. Analysts recommend caution due to the elevated valuation, contrasting with a forward P/S ratio of 136 for IonQ, another quantum computing company. D-Wave’s CFO selling shares aligns with the market conditions, indicating a potential opportunity for investors. The company’s shares have surged in 2025, prompting interest from the Trump administration and debunking rumors of equity stake acquisitions. Investors are advised to approach D-Wave stock carefully given its valuation.

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