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Save your seatCERS ran from about $2.00 in late April to $3.15 in early May off a Q1 revenue beat and raised 2026 product guidance.
The stock has the potential to go down if it loses $2.85, and that could open a retrace toward $2.40 to $2.50. Any slowdown in INTERCEPT demand, softer guidance follow-through, or a fade after the recent 52 week high test would add pressure.
If CERS holds the $2.85 to $3.00 zone, a push through $3.15 could put $3.50 on the table. That $3.15 area is the first hurdle, and volume needs to stay firm after the earnings move.
We don't currently have information about Cerus Corporation's earnings.