[Form 4] Quantum Computing Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Robert B. Fagenson, a director of Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT), reported multiple open-market sales of the company's common stock in a Form 4 filed September 17, 2025. The filings show a sequence of sales on September 9, 10, 11, 12 and 15, 2025 at prices ranging from $15.0199 to $16.882 per share. In total, the reporting person or an entity he manages sold 100,000 shares, and the reported beneficial ownership after the final reported transaction on September 15, 2025 is shown as 0 shares. The Form identifies the seller as Fagenson Fixed Income Partners, LLC, for which Mr. Fagenson is the managing member, and indicates the reporter files as an issuer director.
- Timely and complete disclosure of insider transactions via a signed Form 4 filed on 09/17/2025
- Transaction-level detail provided (dates, prices, and amounts) enables transparent investor analysis
- Large insider disposals totaling 100,000 shares across September 9–15, 2025
- Reported beneficial ownership reduced to 0 shares following the final reported transaction
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sold 100,000 shares across five trades, reducing reported beneficial ownership to zero; sales were at mid-teens per share.
The Form 4 documents routine open-market disposals rather than derivative exercises or transfers. Total dispositions of 100,000 shares occurred across transactions dated September 9–15, 2025 with execution prices between $15.0199 and $16.882. From a capital-markets perspective, the report provides clear transaction-level detail useful for modeling short-term share supply effects, but it does not include any explanation for the sales or any related corporate action.
TL;DR: A company director and managing member of an affiliated LLC disposed of the entire reported stake; governance disclosure is complete but raises monitoring questions.
The filing shows the reporting person serves as a director and that the shares were sold by Fagenson Fixed Income Partners, LLC, for which he is managing member. The reported sequence of sales reduced beneficial ownership to 0 shares as of the last reported transaction. The Form 4 is properly signed and dated, meeting disclosure obligations; stakeholders may note the complete divestiture by a director, which is a material insider activity to monitor alongside other governance disclosures.