On July 7, Corning fell 3.87% in pre-market trading, trading at 189.05 USD/share, with turnover of $5.39 million, extending the recent pullback trend.

On the news front, concerns that Meta's plan to sell idle AI computing capacity could lead cloud vendors to reduce optical communications capital expenditure continue to pressure Corning's business outlook. The stock has already tumbled over 18% since early July. Although Bank of America Securities raised its target price from $223 to $243 while maintaining an overweight rating, the recovery rally failed to sustain. Heavy insider selling by executives and a stretched valuation near 100x P/E have amplified profit-taking pressure.

Meanwhile, the options market is signaling bearish sentiment, with a notable $465,200 far-month out-of-the-money call selling order emerging, suggesting institutional players are betting that the $250 resistance level will hold and expressing skepticism about near-term upside potential.

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