Analyst upgrades fail to halt the selloff. Nebius Group N.V. (NBIS) shares dropped 11.9% to $114.43 on Tuesday, erasing $3.9 billion in market capitalization despite a flurry of bullish analyst actions. The Communication Services company closed at a market cap of $28.95 billion.
No confirmed catalyst for the decline. The sharp move lower came without an obvious fundamental trigger. DA Davidson and BWS Financial both reiterated Buy ratings and raised price targets to $200 on March 16, while Citigroup initiated coverage with a Buy rating and $169 target the same day. The disconnect between analyst enthusiasm and market action suggests either profit-taking after recent gains or concerns not yet reflected in public commentary. The company’s recent earnings history shows volatility, with Q4 2025 posting a loss of $0.99 per share that missed estimates by 63.1% on revenue of $227.7 million.
Volume surges above normal levels. Trading volume hit 35.6 million shares, running 2.7 times the average daily volume. The elevated activity confirms institutional participation in the selloff rather than a thin-market anomaly.
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