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Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) drops below February financing level after surge in trading volume

Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) drops below February financing level after surge in trading volume

The U.S. market was closed Sunday, so Friday was the last regular session. Joby Aviation, Inc. finished at $8.83. Shares slid all week even though the company posted no new press releases. The last update on Joby’s press-release page was first-quarter results on May 5. Its SEC page showed the most recent filings as ownership and proposed-sale forms from June 16, and the last 8-K from June 4. The main action is in the tape. Joby’s traded volume was strong for five sessions. On Friday, 56.24 million shares changed hands, about 181% of its 65-day average volume. The company has 629.73 million shares in public float. As of June 15, short interest was at 100.74 million shares, equal to 16.0% of float.
28 June 2026
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Joby Aviation stock down as court fight and Russell index moves hit

Joby Aviation stock down as court fight and Russell index moves hit

Joby Aviation Inc. shares slipped 1.4% to finish at $9.86 Monday, caught up in renewed legal headwinds for electric air-taxi names. The stock swung between $9.59 and $10.30 during regular hours, with 47.66 million shares traded — about 166% of its 65-day average, according to MarketWatch. Joby Aviation is in a tight spot right now, with its first commercial routes still coming and U.S. regulators still evaluating rules for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Index funds are also getting ready for the Russell U.S. benchmark changes after the close on Friday. FTSE Russell called June’s reconstitution one of the year’s highest-volume trading days, as about $12.2 trillion is tied to Russell U.S. indexes.
22 June 2026
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