The revenue growth was led by higher demand for gasoline particulate filters, given the increased adoption of the emission regulations in Europe and China. We estimate Corning’s valuation to be $45 per share, reflecting a large 40% upside from its current market price of $32, implying that investors may be better off using the recent dip to enter GLW stock for solid gains in the long run. The S&P500 has now entered a bear market territory with rising concerns of slowing economic growth given the high inflation, Fed uncertainty, and supply chain disruptions.