On August 3, MaxLinear fell 6.03% in regular trading, trading at 63.99 USD/share, with turnover of $16.86 million.

On the news front, Bank of New York Mellon recently reduced its holdings in MaxLinear, following an earlier exit by Manulife, with consecutive institutional selling intensifying market selling pressure. The stock had already pulled back over 20% from its highs due to profit-taking after Q2 earnings, and a brief 5% rebound on July 31 failed to hold as selling resumed.

The broader semiconductor sector traded sharply lower on the day, with SK hynix down 4.36%, Micron Technology down 4.01%, Intel down 3.22%, Advanced Micro Devices down 2.05%, and NVIDIA down 0.80%, adding sector-wide headwinds to MaxLinear's continued correction. Fundamentally, Q2 results showed revenue of $168.8 million and adjusted EPS of $0.35, both beating estimates, while Q3 revenue guidance of $210-220 million far exceeded the $173.9 million consensus, though these positives have been largely overshadowed by technical selling and institutional outflows.

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