On August 14, TeraWulf Inc. fell 5.03% in regular trading, trading at $16.325/share, with turnover of $285 million. The decline came after a two-day oversold rebound failed to sustain momentum, with the stock resuming its downward trajectory.

On the news front, Morgan Stanley lowered its price target on TeraWulf from $72 to $62.50 while maintaining an Overweight rating. Although the firm noted that TeraWulf's recent transactions validate the powered shell provider sector's progression with long-duration contracted cash flows and attractive revenue per watt, the significant target price reduction weighed on market sentiment. The downgrade compounds the ongoing fallout from TeraWulf's Q2 results, which showed a loss of $1.94 per share — far worse than the consensus estimate of a $0.22 loss — representing a 781.82% miss. Revenue came in at $44.8 million, also below the $46.39 million estimate. Despite long-term support from the company's 20-year, approximately $19 billion data center lease agreement with Anthropic, near-term sentiment remains pressured by the earnings shortfall and target price reduction.

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