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IREN stock: What to know before Monday after Bernstein’s “top AI pick” call

IREN stock: What to know before Monday after Bernstein’s “top AI pick” call

IREN Limited shares rose 0.7% to $46.03 Friday after a Bernstein analyst named the company a top AI pick for 2026. The stock traded between $45.52 and just under $50 as traders awaited U.S. inflation data due Jan. 13 and the Fed’s meeting later this month. IREN recently registered 17.5 million shares for its 2025 incentive plan. Bitcoin hovered near $90,600 into Saturday.
10 January 2026
IREN stock rises as Bernstein calls it a “top AI pick” — what traders watch next

IREN stock rises as Bernstein calls it a “top AI pick” — what traders watch next

IREN shares rose 4.6% to $47.76 Friday, trading between $45.52 and $49.99 in heavy volume. Bernstein analyst Gautam Chhugani named IREN his top AI pick for 2026, according to TipRanks. Investors are watching for February earnings and signs of capital needs tied to the company’s AI expansion. IREN operates renewable-powered data centers in Canada and Texas and signed a $9.7 billion AI cloud deal with Microsoft last year.
IREN stock jumps 6% in Nasdaq trade as bitcoin miners rebound; CES buzz and payrolls ahead

IREN stock jumps 6% in Nasdaq trade as bitcoin miners rebound; CES buzz and payrolls ahead

IREN shares climbed 6.3% to $46.38 in midday trading Thursday, bucking a weaker Nasdaq as bitcoin miners broadly gained with bitcoin steady near $91,000. The stock swung between $42.69 and $47.57, remaining far below its 52-week high. CES headlines and anticipation of Friday’s U.S. jobs data drove activity. Marathon Digital, Cipher Mining, and CleanSpark also advanced.
8 January 2026
IREN stock jumps 11% as bitcoin rallies — what’s driving Nasdaq: IREN today

IREN stock jumps 11% as bitcoin rallies — what’s driving Nasdaq: IREN today

IREN shares jumped about 11% to $47.36 Monday afternoon as bitcoin rose 3.5% to $94,302, lifting crypto-linked stocks. Investors weighed IREN’s AI data center expansion and a $9.7 billion Microsoft contract against bitcoin volatility. Several U.S.-listed miners and Coinbase also gained. Zacks flagged IREN’s rapid GPU growth but called shares “overvalued.”
Why IREN stock jumped 13% to start 2026 — and what investors watch next

Why IREN stock jumped 13% to start 2026 — and what investors watch next

IREN shares closed up 13% at $42.70 on Friday, leading gains among U.S.-listed bitcoin miners as bitcoin traded above $90,000. The company registered 17.5 million shares for an employee incentive plan in a Jan. 2 SEC filing. Shares remain below their 50-day moving average and far off last year’s high. Investors are watching for IREN’s next earnings, expected in mid-February.
IREN stock back in focus as big funds build stakes ahead of Microsoft AI rollout

IREN stock back in focus as big funds build stakes ahead of Microsoft AI rollout

Institutional investors have increased stakes in IREN after its $9.7 billion, five-year AI cloud contract with Microsoft, requiring major new data center capacity in Texas. Shares traded at $37.77, down 1.3% premarket Friday. Goldman Sachs began coverage with a Neutral rating and $39 price target. IREN still relies mainly on crypto mining revenue as it shifts to AI services.
IREN stock slips in New York trade as bitcoin eases into year-end

IREN stock slips in New York trade as bitcoin eases into year-end

IREN shares fell about 1% to $37.92 Wednesday afternoon, tracking a 0.6% drop in bitcoin, which traded near $87,688. U.S.-listed bitcoin miners were mixed as year-end portfolio adjustments continued. Marathon Digital and CleanSpark declined, while Riot Platforms gained. IREN traded between $37.58 and $38.98, with 12.7 million shares changing hands by early afternoon.
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  • iPower Inc. Implements 1-for-8 Reverse Stock Split to Maintain Nasdaq Listing
    May 20, 2026, 12:50 AM EDT. iPower Inc. (Nasdaq: IPW) announced a 1-for-8 reverse stock split effective May 22, 2026, aimed at increasing its share price to meet Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirements. The move will consolidate every eight shares into one, reducing outstanding shares from approximately 5.29 million to about 661,000. Shareholders will receive cash for any fractional shares. The split was approved by iPower's board and stockholders and will not change the ticker symbol "IPW." The reverse split intends to keep iPower compliant with Nasdaq Capital Market listing rules while supporting the company's broader growth strategy in supply chain tech and crypto-related services.

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