On June 5, Cisco fell 3.51% in regular trading, trading at $125.31/share, with trading volume of $5.59 billion. The decline comes as the broader communication equipment sector experienced widespread selling pressure following a strong recent rally that had pushed Cisco's market capitalization above $500 billion for the first time.

The pullback occurs notably as the stock reached the $125 target price set by Goldman Sachs, which maintained a neutral rating on the company. This stands in contrast to Bank of America's more bullish $135 target with a buy rating issued earlier. The stock had surged over 8% in the preceding sessions driven by the launch of its cloud control platform and optimism around AI-driven network traffic expansion.

Within the Communication Equipment sector, stocks declined broadly. Among individual names, Nokia fell 8.17%, Ciena dropped 5.42%, Arista Networks declined 5.08%, Applied Optoelectronics lost 1.96%, and Lumentum fell 0.81%.

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