Airbnb’s 3Q outlook suggests booked nights growth lower than 2Q as travel demand in the US looks weak, according to BofA Securities in a research note. The analysts say that they’ve been cautious on a fading reopening benefit, as tough comparisons along with slowing long-term stays growth impacts bookings growth. They add that the home-sharing company also noted that shortening booking windows are impacting its 3Q outlook, leaving open a possibility of improving trends if US consumers end up booking late and maintaining relatively stable trip growth in September. Shares dive 15% to $111.57 in early trading, putting it on pace for its largest percentage decrease on record.