On July 7, NEBIUS fell 5.31% in regular trading, trading at approximately $201.39/share, with turnover of $5.79 billion. Multiple bearish catalysts converged to pressure the stock.

On the news front, CEO Arkadiy Volozh sold 46,627 Class A shares on July 1 at $235.45 per share, partially to cover withholding taxes on restricted stock unit vesting. Additionally, two other executives collectively sold over 50,000 shares on the same day. Meanwhile, concerns over Meta building an internal compute commercialization division continue to weigh heavily. Despite analyst commentary suggesting Meta lacks excess capacity to sell externally, prior intraday rebounds have consistently failed to hold, with selling pressure overwhelming recovery attempts. NEBIUS has now declined over 20% cumulatively since July 1.

Options market activity further confirmed bearish positioning, with $27.21 million in bearish bets versus only $8.85 million bullish, yielding a net directional skew of $18.36 million toward the downside.

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