Deutsche Bank analyst Ross Seymore believes headwinds within MaxLinear's (MXL) Connected Home segment are likely to yield Q2 results toward the lower end of guidance and Q3 revenues that are likely to slightly decline quarter-over-quarter. Further, the analyst believes the transition from DOCSIS 3.0 to DOCSIS 3.1 has been delayed at Arris (ARRS), MaxLinear's largest customer, thereby creating an additional headwind for Q2 and Q3. Seymore lowered his estimates for MaxLinear and expects the stock to remain range-bound. The analyst cut his price target for the stock to $19 from $21 and keeps a Hold rating on the name.

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