Movement Alert|NEBIUS Falls 8.72% in Regular Trading, Profit-Taking After NVIDIA Strategic Investment and Nasdaq 100 Inclusion Catalysts Absorbed

Market Focus06-23 22:15

On June 23, NEBIUS declined 8.72% in regular trading, trading at $292.68/share, with turnover of $17.87 billion. The sharp pullback follows a rapid rally that pushed the stock to a 52-week high of $298.80 after multiple catalysts converged last week.

On the news front, the decline appears driven by profit-taking after key catalysts were fully absorbed. NVIDIA announced a $2 billion direct strategic investment in Nebius on June 22 to support its AI data center global expansion, while the Nasdaq 100 index inclusion officially took effect the same day, triggering concentrated passive fund allocation. Additionally, the company recently completed a $643 million acquisition of AI firm Eigen AI and announced a $2.2 billion UK computing infrastructure expansion plan. With these catalysts now priced in and the stock having surged from $280.91 to near $299 within days, selling pressure intensified as investors locked in gains.

Within the Systems Software sector, individual stocks diverged, with ServiceNow up 2.4%, Microsoft up 1.84%, and Palo Alto Networks up 0.98%, while Oracle fell 1.16%.

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