Fair value (multi-method)
Four independent methods triangulate what IONQ is worth. The headline is the Forward-DCF intrinsic value at a normalized growth rate; the margin of safety compares it to the current price.
Estimated fair value (Forward DCF)
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Valuation methods
Each method’s implied fair value per share and its upside versus the current price. Missing methods (no analyst coverage, negative earnings, etc.) are shown as “—”.
| Method | Fair value | Upside vs price |
|---|---|---|
| Forward DCF | — | — |
| Exit multiple | — | — |
| Analyst target | $67.25 | +18.44% |
| Graham number | $26.46 | -53.39% |
- Forward DCF—
- Exit multiple—
- Analyst target$67.25
- Graham number$26.46
Stock price
$56.78
EPS (TTM)
N/A
3Y EPS CAGR
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Fair value @ hist. growth
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This analysis is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Scenario prices and DCF-style figures depend on your assumptions and data from public filings and estimates. They are not forecasts of future returns.
Reverse DCF did not solve for the current inputs — adjust discount rate, terminal growth, or horizon below.
Model inputs
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Historical multiples
Each bar is the trailing five-year range (low left, high right). Filled portion runs from low to today; the dot marks today; the small tick marks the five-year median. Low, median, and high are listed under each bar.
PEG
0.62
Low vs growth
Net cash
$1.0B
Total debt − cash
Beta
3.18
Vs market benchmark
Annual diluted EPS
Per-share earnings by fiscal year — last 3 years anchor the CAGR reference above.
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