Corning, Inc. (GLW)

[eaglesurvivor]

stockinvestor777: back in mid-October of 2002, fiber optics had looked like they had seen their best days. Corning made a marketing push and those of us that gambled on them, at the time, rode a mother wave. So I have a historical affection for Corning.

The Gorilla Glass got me back in. Again, I've been rewarded. One just does not have these kinds of plays in "blue chips." You take in glee. Products often have their best market in second-tier and/or peripheral applications. It seems as they're looking to have value added for their telecommunications customers. It seems logical to me.

Corning does not deliver Gorilla Glass. Their sizzle is delivering to their customers a lighter, sleeker, and more durable option for their customers’ desires. The draw of a quarter-inch drill bit is not some excellent piece of metal, but the ability to make quarter-inch holes. Okay, I seem to be rambling. I hope that I answered your question.