On June 3, BlackBerry declined 5.14% in regular trading, trading at $9.785/share, with trading volume of $651 million. The pullback comes amid a broad selloff across the Systems Software sector and follows a dramatic rally that saw the stock surge over 200% since early April.

Within the Systems Software sector, major names posted significant losses: Microsoft down 3.7%, Oracle down 6.66%, Palo Alto Networks down 5.26%, ServiceNow down 5.86%, and NEBIUS down 4.65%. BlackBerry, which had recently surged on its Physical AI infrastructure narrative and QNX record quarterly revenue of $78.7 million, faced selling pressure alongside the broader sector weakness. Market participants have been debating whether the stock represents a legitimate Physical AI hidden champion or a meme-stock-style speculative target, with the sharp pullback reflecting ongoing valuation concerns after the extended run-up.

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