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Liquidia stock drops 8% today as put-option hedging spikes — what’s next for LQDANEW YORK, Jan 2, 2026, 14:24 ET — Regular session

Liquidia stock drops 8% today as put-option hedging spikes — what’s next for LQDANEW YORK, Jan 2, 2026, 14:24 ET — Regular session

Liquidia Corp shares slid about 8% in afternoon trade on Friday, giving back earlier gains and underperforming the broader biotech group. The stock was down $2.79 at $31.70, after trading between $30.76 and $34.97. Volume topped 1.88 million shares. The move matters because Liquidia has become a high-volatility bet on sales of Yutrepia, its inhaled treprostinil therapy for pulmonary hypertension. On its Nov. 3 earnings call, the company said third-quarter net product sales were $51.7 million, and chief operating officer and CFO Michael Kaseta told investors, “We expect this positive trend to extend into 2026.” Investing
Why IREN stock is up today: bitcoin bounce sparks an ~12% jump

Why IREN stock is up today: bitcoin bounce sparks an ~12% jump

NEW YORK, January 2, 2026, 13:55 ET — Regular session IREN Limited shares rose about 12% on Friday to $42.25, tracking a rebound in bitcoin and a broad rally across U.S.-listed crypto miners. Bitcoin was up about 1.8% near $89,700 after topping $90,000 earlier, while peers Marathon Digital, Riot Platforms and CleanSpark were up roughly 9% to 13%; IREN traded between $38.10 and $42.40 on the day as volume reached about 19.2 million shares.

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  • ASX Seen Lower as Oil Falls on US-Iran Talks; Northern Star Resources Holds to Gold Sales Goal
    July 1, 2026, 9:04 PM EDT. Australian stocks look set to open down Thursday with oil slipping over 1% to the lowest since March after progress in US-Iran talks eased concerns over supply. Northern Star Resources kept its fiscal 2026 gold sales target, giving the mining sector a steadier footing while the broader market weakens. Investors remain cautious, watching commodity moves as geopolitical headlines hit sentiment.
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