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Okta slumps 10% as recent profit-taking continues

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Shares of Okta (OKTA), a cloud-based identity security company, dropped just over 10% on Friday. The stock closed at $187.26, falling $21.26 on the day.

Shares have declined in five consecutive sessions, reversing a portion of the stock's strong recent advance

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