Investors looking for stocks in the Communication - Components sector might want to consider either Corning (GLW) or Arista Networks (ANET). But which of these two companies is the best option for those looking for undervalued stocks?
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Investors looking for stocks in the Communication - Components sector might want to consider either Corning (GLW) or Arista Networks (ANET). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?
Corning Incorporated's price has rallied over the past year, since my last bullish take on the stock. GLW recently reported robust Q3 results, and is seeing strong momentum around AI and data center-fueled demand from leading telcos. Corning is also supported by a respectable dividend yield, a strong balance sheet, and it fits the profile of growth at a reasonable price.
Corning reported strong Q3 results, beating on top and bottom lines. 8% revenue growth, 20% income expansion in Q3 and a projected sales growth of 15% and income increase of 40% in Q4 mean Corning enters a period of substantial growth. GLW remains a solid long-term investment.