On June 11, Atlassian fell 5.22% in regular trading, trading at $87.03/share, with turnover of $212 million. The decline extends the ongoing correction in the application software sector, with selling pressure persisting across major names.

The stock had previously surged approximately 28% from around $89 on May 27 to near $114 in early June, supported by Oppenheimer raising its target price to $110 and a Morningstar 5-star undervaluation rating. However, the rapid advance triggered profit-taking, and the stock has since retreated sharply. The broader application software sector remains under pressure, with Adobe declining 4.91% and Salesforce falling 3.23% in the same session, reinforcing the weak sentiment weighing on the group.

Atlassian has now retraced the entirety of its prior rally, falling below the late-May starting point, as the combination of sector-wide weakness and post-rally exhaustion continues to drive the pullback.

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