On May 29, SentinelOne declined 16.76% overnight, trading at $14.98/share, with trading volume of $898.8.

The sharp decline was triggered by the company's fiscal Q1 earnings release and forward guidance that fell short of Wall Street expectations, compounded by broader cybersecurity sector weakness. SentinelOne reported fiscal Q1 adjusted EPS of $0.04, beating the $0.02 consensus estimate, while revenue of $276.7 million narrowly missed the $277.3 million expectation. More critically, the company guided Q2 revenue of $289 million to $291 million, below analyst expectations of $291.9 million, signaling potential deceleration concerns.

Sector-wide pressure further amplified selling, as peer Zscaler had previously plunged 24.49%, dragging cybersecurity names lower. SentinelOne had already absorbed over 5% in pre-market losses before earnings were released, with multiple headwinds converging to intensify the selloff. The company operates an AI-powered autonomous threat prevention and detection platform serving endpoints, cloud workloads, and identity credentials globally.

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