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Barron's interviews Omega Advisors' top money managers Lee Cooperman and Steven Einhorn, whose fund has returned 16% annually since 1991. They think the market's downside is limited, as perhaps is its upside, but that there is an abundance of quality stocks available now - on the cheap.

We are buying plenty of attractively valued securities, but this is not an environment to be complacent... The ingredients for a decent bottom are in place, but any significant upside is going to require help from two areas. No. 1, we have to see a bottoming in home prices. No. 2, we are going to have to se

Filed under: Corning Inc (GLW), Stocks to Buy

Readers of this space know that my investment bias is toward large-cap companies with demonstrated business models and which have a competitive advantage in established markets, preferably with a favorable global trend as a support. In general, turnaround and business model change plays are avoided, but there are exceptions to the rule, and one is Corning.

Corning Inc. (NYSE: GLW), once a reliable but slow-growth kitchenware and cookware company, today represents one of the signature corporate transformation stories of the digital age.

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Recap of CNBC's Fast Money, Thursday April 3. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis.

everyone it seems is back on the bandwagon - 20 dollars too late.. I called this on other boards at 4 bucks a share on the way down to 1 buck..

not much happens in Corning NY - just wise long-term planning and sound decisions. 

Corporate jet flies from Chemung Co airport to Beijing on autopilot; LCD glass, diesel emission filters, EPIC tracing system, and what better way to start your day off than with a good bowl of FIBER i.e. FIBER OPTIC CABLE (sic, Verizon, Numericable)

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"Now 157 years old, Corning (NYSE: GLW) has come from window making to sit at the forefront of two of the fastest-growing segments of the technology space: flat panel TVs and fiber-optic," says tech expert Mark Mowrey.

In The Prudent Speculator TechValue Report, the advisor explains his bullishness on Corning, which has shown a "long-time commitment to future-focused research and development."

"For both its TV and fiber optics markets, the company supplies glass. We're not talking dinnerware, though. Rather, the company is the leader i

Recap of CNBC's Fast Money, Wednesday April 2. Click on a stock ticker for more analysis.

True everyone doesnt own a tv, I would believe in america 95% have tv in home. Some 2 and 3. Its almost apart of life. If u want to see it, your looking a tv or monitor... So long to the crtv (cathode-ray tube), hello lcd (liquid crystal display) tv in every room... Even in appliances. The existing crtv's will be replaced by lcd tv's and with the fcc regulating broadcast signal tv market will continue to grow with lcd panel surging in demand.