On May 27, Joby Aviation fell 5.29% in regular trading, trading at $11.125/share, with trading volume of approximately $63.09 million.

On the news front, the company previously lowered its full-year revenue guidance upper limit from $150 million to $115 million, which triggered a cumulative decline exceeding 10% over two consecutive trading days. The stock subsequently rebounded 5.34% on May 22 and 5.48% on May 26, driven by institutional position changes and technically oversold conditions. Today's decline represents profit-taking following the consecutive recovery sessions.

Notably, the broader airline sector rallied strongly today, with United Airlines up 7.43%, Alaska Air up 5.28%, Delta Air Lines up 5.11%, Southwest Airlines up 4.61%, and American Airlines up 3.47%. Joby Aviation's decline against sector strength suggests the market has not fully digested concerns over its fundamental guidance downgrade, reflecting continued investor caution toward the company's near-term revenue outlook.

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