On June 3, Joby Aviation fell 5.15% in regular trading, trading at $11.445/share, with trading volume of approximately $56.83 million. The stock continued its wide-range oscillation pattern following a prior downward revision of full-year revenue guidance.

On the news front, the company previously lowered its full-year revenue guidance ceiling from $150 million to $115 million, a fundamental headwind that has persistently suppressed valuation recovery. Since the guidance cut, the stock has exhibited a distinct rally-pullback alternating rhythm, with today marking another round of selling pressure following a prior rebound session.

Within the Airlines sector, the overall industry traded lower today, with United Airlines down 1.33%, American Airlines down 2.12%, Delta Air Lines down 0.80%, Alaska Air down 1.43%, and JetBlue Airways down 4.67%. However, Joby Aviation's decline notably exceeded the sector average, indicating that market concerns over its weakened revenue outlook continue to exert outsized pressure on the stock relative to peers.

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