On October 29, MaxLinear fell 5.31% Overnight, trading at $71.15 per share, with turnover of $0.589 million.
The move was linked to post-earnings sell-side pressure: although the company previously reported third-quarter results and fourth-quarter revenue guidance above market expectations, at least two brokers subsequently lowered their target prices, weighing on near-term risk appetite.
Previously disclosed figures showed adjusted third-quarter EPS of $0.62, above the $0.56 consensus, while revenue rose 72% year over year to $218.1 million, also ahead of expectations. Management guided fourth-quarter revenue to $240 million-$260 million, above the $226.6 million consensus, but that earnings outperformance did not fully offset valuation pressure following the target-price reductions.
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