On June 11, IREN Ltd fell 5.09% in regular trading, trading at $51.37/share, with trading volume of $1.842 billion. The stock has continued its decline from early June highs as multiple headwinds persist.

On the news front, IREN recently completed a $3.65 billion investment-grade GPU financing to support its AI cloud computing delivery, bringing its total convertible notes to $3.7 billion. The massive debt financing continues to weigh on market sentiment regarding the company's financial leverage. Despite B.Riley raising its price target from $88 to $96 while maintaining a Buy rating, selling pressure has dominated since the stock peaked in early June. The company's latest quarterly EPS of -$0.25 further underscores that profitability has yet to materialize.

Additionally, the broader Application Software sector declined on the session, with AppLovin falling 4.66%, Intuit down 3.05%, and Salesforce down 2.05%, creating sympathetic downward pressure on IREN.

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