On June 2, Shopify fell 3.04% in regular trading, trading at $119.68/share, with trading volume of $127 million. The decline comes after the stock rallied over 10% in the preceding week, climbing from approximately $108 to $122, triggering profit-taking pressure.

The broader Internet Services & Infrastructure sector saw widespread selling, with Snowflake down 6.66%, Okta down 6.6%, MongoDB down 2.55%, and Cloudflare down 0.21%, creating sector-wide drag on individual names including Shopify. Fundamental headwinds remain, as the company guided Q2 revenue growth at approximately 30%, a notable deceleration from Q1's 34% pace. Both Barclays and Citi previously lowered their target prices to $126 and $156 respectively, while Wedbush removed Shopify from its AI 30 winners list, underscoring lingering concerns about the sustainability of its growth trajectory despite strong Q1 results that exceeded consensus expectations.

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