I am a big fan of Corning as well and have been holding their stocks for a while.
But as we all know, in last downturn, Corning stock hits a $1. Why this time you think it can't go lower than $10?
On Nov 03 08:22 AM Jake Berzon wrote:
> You have valid criticisms. My contention is that the margin compression > currently built into the stock price is much greater than reasonable. > I expect Corning to handily beat its lowest 2009 earnings expectation > of $1.30 and trade at a P/E of 12 or better once markets stabilize > (i.e. at least 50% upside from my purchase price). > > On Nov 03 07:07 AM skwestorange wrote:
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But as we all know, in last downturn, Corning stock hits a $1. Why this time you think it can't go lower than $10?
On Nov 03 08:22 AM Jake Berzon wrote:
> You have valid criticisms. My contention is that the margin compression
> currently built into the stock price is much greater than reasonable.
> I expect Corning to handily beat its lowest 2009 earnings expectation
> of $1.30 and trade at a P/E of 12 or better once markets stabilize
> (i.e. at least 50% upside from my purchase price).
>
> On Nov 03 07:07 AM skwestorange wrote: