On June 9, IREN Ltd fell 5.2% in regular trading, trading at $56.11 per share, with trading volume of $946 million. The decline comes one session after the stock surged 8.86% on a B.Riley target price upgrade from $88 to $96.

The pullback reflects persistent market concerns over the company's financial leverage following its recent completion of a $3.65 billion investment-grade GPU financing, which brought total convertible notes to $3.7 billion. While the financing supports AI cloud computing delivery and partnerships with Microsoft, Dell, and NVIDIA, the company's latest quarterly EPS of -$0.25 indicates profitability has yet to materialize. Short-term profit-taking pressure continues to dominate as the stock had accumulated substantial gains from multiple prior catalysts including a $9.7 billion Microsoft computing agreement, NVIDIA's up to $2.1 billion investment, and a South Australia 800MW data center transmission connection agreement.

Within the Application Software sector, broad weakness is evident. Among peers, Palantir Technologies fell 2.99%, Strategy fell 5.48%, Salesforce fell 2.95%, AppLovin fell 5.86%, while Circle Internet rose 0.28%.

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