On June 2, Shopify fell 3.13% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $120.28/share, with trading volume of $4.37 million.

On the news front, Shopify had rallied from approximately $108 to $122 over the prior week, accumulating gains exceeding 10%, which triggered short-term profit-taking pressure. Concurrently, the broader Internet Services & Infrastructure sector faced broad-based selling, with Snowflake down 3.65%, MongoDB down 4.43%, Cloudflare down 3.45%, and Twilio down 4.85%, dragging individual stocks lower through sector linkage.

Additionally, fundamental concerns persist. The company's Q2 revenue growth guidance of approximately 30% represents a deceleration from Q1's 34% growth rate. Barclays and Citi both previously cut their target prices, and Wedbush removed the stock from its AI 30 list. Despite Q1 results beating expectations with revenue of $3.17 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.36 surpassing consensus by 12.5%, the combination of slowing growth guidance and valuation re-rating continues to weigh on sentiment.

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