On July 30, Zscaler Inc. fell 5.24% in regular trading, trading at $145.005/share, with turnover of $134 million.

The decline reflects continued investor caution following the company's fiscal Q4 revenue guidance of $875-$878 million issued in late May, which fell short of analyst expectations and triggered a 31% single-day plunge at the time. Multiple Wall Street firms, including Morgan Stanley and Stifel, have noted the stock remains in a penalty box until further evidence of traction emerges in security operations, new sales leadership roles are filled, and the operating structure improves. Morgan Stanley specifically flagged that the new logo pipeline will take effort to rebuild amid stiff competition in the SASE sector.

Within the Systems Software sector, performance diverged sharply, with Microsoft up 15.37%, NEBIUS up 29.01%, and Oracle up 7.54%, while ServiceNow fell 6.58% and Fortinet gained 2.45%.

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