By David Moadel
Publication Date: 2026-05-11 13:16:00
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IronNet (IREN) shares fell Monday morning, possibly due to profit-taking after Friday’s 8% rally on a $3.4B NVIDIA (NVDA) AI cloud partnership and a $2.1B share purchase option for NVIDIA.
The long-term narrative for IREN pivots on execution risk of scaling multi-gigawatt AI infrastructure against a backdrop of $247.8 million in Q3 net losses from shrinking legacy Bitcoin (BTC) operations.
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Shares of IREN (NASDAQ:IREN) are down roughly 9% in early Monday trading to $55.83, giving back a chunk of Friday’s powerful rally. The move follows Friday’s 8% surge to $61.20, which was triggered by a landmark AI cloud partnership with NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA).
Profit-takers are clearly stepping in after a parabolic run. IREN stock is still up 66% over the past month heading into today’s session.
Early hourly tape data shows opening prints near $55.21 with an intraday low of $55.04, suggesting steady supply rather than a panic flush. The reaction looks like consolidation rather than a thesis break.
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NVIDIA Euphoria Meets Profit-Taking
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Friday’s catalyst was a transformational announcement. IREN unveiled a $3.4 billion AI cloud contract with NVIDIA alongside a $2.1 billion share purchase…
