On June 3, Zscaler declined 5.44% in regular trading, trading at approximately $135.77/share, with trading volume of $231 million.

The decline was primarily driven by broad weakness across the systems software sector. Within the sector, Palo Alto Networks fell 5.25%, Oracle dropped 4.74%, ServiceNow declined 4.63%, and Microsoft slid 2.16%, creating significant headwinds for Zscaler which was already in a vulnerable position following its recent earnings fallout.

The stock continues to be pressured by unresolved fundamental concerns. The company previously reported Q4 revenue guidance of $875-$878 million, missing the consensus estimate of $879 million, while significantly lowering its full-year free cash flow outlook. The departure of two senior sales executives further compounded investor anxiety. Morgan Stanley noted that the stock remains in a \"penalty box\" until new growth drivers emerge in its security operations business and new sales leadership is installed. Sector-wide selling combined with these lingering headwinds has sustained short-term downward momentum.

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