Analyst Views Diverge on $IREN Valuation



The investment community remains split on where $IREN should trade. Goldman Sachs has thrown down a $39 price target with a Neutral stance, signaling caution about the current valuation metrics.

Here's what's fueling their skepticism: Goldman worries the company's growth narrative hinges too heavily on its Microsoft partnership. Beyond that deal, can they really execute? The bank questions whether $IREN possesses the runway and diversification to sustain momentum once you strip away the headline-grabbing collaboration.

It's a classic institutional concern—is this a one-trick pony or a legitimate multi-vector growth story? That tension between bullish and bearish camps could shape near-term price action as more houses weigh in.
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SignatureAnxietyvip
· 6h ago
GS takes a neutral stance at $39... In other words, they are not optimistic. Is removing Microsoft's layer really that powerful?
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CryptoMomvip
· 6h ago
Goldman is a bit overly cautious this time, insisting on splitting IREN into "Microsoft-backed" and "own strength" parts... Relying on giants' endorsement first of all, what's wrong with that? Isn't that also hard power?
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SelfRuggervip
· 6h ago
GS $39?Laughing to death, just putting out a neutral price target to trick retail investors into buying in, all talk and no action --- Basically, MS's single deal is unreliable; without it, they are nothing. This logic makes sense, no problem --- One-trick pony... Indeed, what can they do without Microsoft's support? I’m skeptical --- Here we go again, waiting to see who will release a report to dump the market next --- GS's attitude is quite intriguing, neutral = warning of a potential crash, actually
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯vip
· 6h ago
Basically, it's just relying on Microsoft to make a living. Without it, nothing else matters. GS hit the nail on the head with that statement.
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LightningPacketLossvip
· 6h ago
How far can Microsoft walk on one leg? That's the key... $IREN Either prove you're not a one-trick pony, or get ready to be crushed.
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