Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter lowered the firm’s price target on Corsair Gaming (CRSR) to $7 from $9 and keeps an Outperform rating on the shares. The firm sees various puts and takes going into the print, but still expects Corsair to post results at the upper end of its guided range. With shares down 41% since November 2025, the consensus view is clearly that shortages will “decimate demand” for gaming products, Wedbush argues. While the firm acknowledges this risk, it further argues that spend will partially shift to other more accessible products as gamers look to maximize current setups rather than fully upgrading.
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