On May 29, Joby Aviation fell 5.04% in regular trading, trading at $11.70/share, with trading volume of approximately $74.68 million.

On the news front, the company previously lowered its full-year revenue guidance cap from $150 million to $115 million, triggering a broad oscillation pattern in the stock. Since the guidance cut initially caused a cumulative decline exceeding 10% over two consecutive sessions, the stock has entered a pronounced rally-pullback alternating rhythm. Specifically, the stock rebounded 5.34%, 5.48%, and 5.31% on May 22, 26, and 28 respectively, with profit-taking declines occurring the following sessions. Today marks another instance of selling pressure emerging the day after a rebound, consistent with the established pattern.

Within the Airlines sector, the overall tone remained mildly positive. Among peers, American Airlines rose 1.25%, United Airlines rose 0.9%, Alaska Air rose 0.79%, Southwest Airlines rose 0.31%, and Delta Air Lines rose 0.22%. Joby Aviation's decline against a stable sector backdrop suggests the market has not fully digested concerns over the fundamental guidance reduction, continuing to cap recovery momentum.

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