NYSE:GLW
Corning Inc (GLW)
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Sep 3, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 15 opinions in the last 12 months.
Corning Inc. (GLW) has garnered mixed reviews from experts, with a focus on its significant role in the fiber optics sector and the demand driven by data centers and AI technologies. While the company has shown robust growth potential, particularly with its optical fiber products being integral to modern data center operations, many experts express caution due to the current high valuation, trading at approximately 60x PE. The company has also secured substantial contracts with major players like Apple and Meta, indicating strong demand. However, several analysts recommend trimming positions and being wary of market vulnerabilities, suggesting that the stock may need to experience a correction before it becomes an attractive buy again. Ultimately, while Corning's innovations position it favorably in the tech landscape, uncertainties about valuation and future market dynamics make expert opinions vary widely.
(Top Pick Mar 11/12, Down 10.51%) Play on smart phone and tablet world. He likes it because every one of its major markets are bottom of the cycle. Buy back, tons of cash. All divisions should recover by 2-3 years. Expecting a recovery in consumer demand including housing demand, and suspects TV sales will slowly improve. 3% dividend and a buy back. He would be buying all the way up to $13. The bottom has been hit on TV sales, which is the headlines that this one moves to.
Darren SissonsNot one of his favourite companies. Issue is commodity. There are only 3 competitors on the glass side but they tend to beat each other up on margins. Corning is tied to flat screen televisions and they have not grown in sales recently. There is not much chance of growth. Apple is notorious for not letting the supplier take the margin and keeping it for themselves.
(Top Pick July 8/11, Down 35%) He reduced the position when it fell out of the S&P 100. Model $ 23.71, 107% upside. But he believes Corning will end up at around the $9 level. It will re-invent itself again.
Brian Acker, CA
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Made a bottom in the end of 2011 and has made a lower bottom which is not good. If it could get above around $15, it would probably do wonders for the stock.