On July 13, NEBIUS fell 4.76% in regular trading, trading at $207.83/share, with turnover of $236 million. The decline reflects both broad weakness across the systems software sector and continued fallout from Meta's plan to commercialize its internal compute capacity.

Within the systems software sector, multiple major stocks declined in tandem — Oracle fell 2.39%, CrowdStrike dropped 2.37%, and Palo Alto Networks slid 2.46%, indicating broad-based selling pressure. Since early July, when reports emerged that Meta is building an internal Meta Compute division to externally sell surplus cloud capacity and hosted model capabilities, NEBIUS has cumulatively retreated over 20%. Although analysts have noted that Meta lacks excess computing capacity available for external sale, partially alleviating direct competition fears, market sentiment has yet to fully recover.

Additionally, the options market has seen large-scale bearish positioning, with institutional net short exposure exceeding $18 million, signaling cautious short-term sentiment. These multiple headwinds continue to weigh on the stock.

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