Shopify (SHOP) shares experienced a significant pre-market plunge of 10.43% on Thursday, as investors reacted to concerns raised by Bank of America (BofA) regarding the e-commerce platform's exposure to recent tariff implementations.

BofA analysts highlighted Shopify's potentially high vulnerability to the latest tariffs, which could impact e-commerce vendors using the platform. This assessment has sparked worries among investors about the potential negative effects on Shopify's business model and financial performance, leading to the sharp sell-off in pre-market trading.

Shopify, a leading provider of e-commerce solutions for businesses of all sizes, has been a strong performer in the tech sector. However, this sudden drop underscores the sensitivity of its stock to regulatory and trade policy changes that could affect its merchant base. As the market opens, investors will be closely watching how Shopify addresses these concerns and whether the company can mitigate the potential impact of increased tariffs on its operations and growth prospects.