On June 16, Zscaler fell 5.11% in regular trading, trading at approximately $125.71/share, with turnover of $59.69 million. The decline reflects continued sector-wide pressure in systems software combined with unresolved concerns from the company's recent earnings report.

On the sector front, the Systems Software industry experienced broad weakness, with Palo Alto Networks down 2.48%, Microsoft down 1.56%, ServiceNow down 0.85%, and Oracle down 0.73%, creating a headwind that weighed heavily on Zscaler. The stock remains under pressure following its prior quarter earnings, in which management issued Q4 revenue guidance of $875–$878 million that fell short of market expectations, significantly lowered its full-year free cash flow outlook, and saw two senior sales executives depart the company.

Despite Wedbush noting strong demand for Zscaler's cloud and AI products following the company's annual user conference — where it launched a zero-trust security platform for AI agents — negative sentiment from the guidance miss and sector-level selling continues to dominate short-term price action.

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