$IREN midday/afternoon: $40.95, -1.1%.
Opened $42.15, tagged $42.35, then leaked to $40.64. Volume ~18M.
The green open is gone. Back under $41.
That’s the session in one line: bounce attempt, no follow-through.
$BE is also red. This name never caught the power bid.
Levels now:
$40.64 session low
$40 breakdown
$42.35 failed high
$44 still the repair job
Same thesis. Horizon 1 accepted. H2–4 still Q4.
Today’s tape is just selling the $42 print.
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