Schlesinger Edward A

CFO Edward Schlesinger sells 22,562 shares (~26% of stake) at Corning, crossing $4.2M threshold as stock reaches 52-week highs.

Edward Schlesinger, Corning's CFO, sold more than one-quarter of his holdings as the stock trades at its highest price in the past year and the company reports strong revenue growth with profitable operations. This is Schlesinger's fifth sale in the stock over the past eight months, adding to a pattern of consistent selling. His three most recent prior sales in this stock produced mixed results: two saw the stock rise afterward (poorly timed exits), while one saw the stock decline afterward (well-timed exit). The company's fundamentals remain solid—profitable with expanding revenue—but Schlesinger's choice to exit a significant portion of his stake while shares are elevated deserves attention alongside his historical track record of mostly poorly-timed sales in this same security.

CFO Edward A. Schlesinger sold 21,104 shares of GLW at $104.55 for $2,206,326.12

Edward A. Schlesinger, Executive Vice President and CFO, sold 21.1K shares at $104.55 on 2026-01-29, reducing his holdings by 27.8% from 75.9K to 54.8K shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $109.74, with the stock currently at $103.00. Across Schlesinger's prior sales at GLW (3 trades total), his 90-day well-timed rate is 0.00%, meaning none of his three prior GLW sales preceded declines—all showed positive 90-day returns. His cross-ticker track record shows an average 90d return of +19.4% after sells (0.00% well-timed rate), indicating his past sales have generally been followed by stock appreciation rather than decline. The current sale occurs in a context where GLW trades at a P/E of 64.78 and has risen +15.9% over the last 30 days and +15.6% over 90 days, following the company's latest quarter revenue of $4.1B and net income of $430.0M.

CFO Schlesinger sells 20,893 GLW shares at $91.25; holds 66,959 shares after -23.8% reduction

Edward A. Schlesinger, EVP and CFO, sold 20,893 shares on 2025-10-31 at $91.25, reducing his post-transaction holdings to 66,959 shares—a -23.8% reduction from 87,852 shares. The sale occurred at a price -3.1% from the 52-week high of $90.29, in a context where GLW stock has posted strong recent momentum: +4.7% over 30 days and +38.5% over 90 days. Schlesinger's prior two sales at GLW (2025-07-30 and 2024-10-30) were both followed by net positive returns at the 90-day mark (+38.8% and +6.6% respectively), meaning neither sale preceded a decline; the 0 of 2 prior sells well-timed rate reflects this pattern. No scheduled trading plan or public commentary is present in the facts to explain the transaction rationale.

CFO Edward A Schlesinger sold 14,082 shares of GLW at $62.28 on 2025-07-30; stock at 52-week high, position reduced 15.2%.

Schlesinger sold 14,082 shares at $62.28, reducing his holdings from 92,398 to 78,316 shares (a 15.2% reduction). The sale occurred at $62.28, which aligns with the stock's current 52-week high of $63.24, placing the trade near the top of the recent range. Over the prior 30 and 90 days, GLW has appreciated 20.2% and 38.2% respectively, reflecting strong recent momentum. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell that returned +1.2% over 30 days and +6.6% over 90 days (poorly timed—the stock rose after the sale). At GLW specifically, his prior 2024-10-30 sale followed the same pattern: +1.2% at 30 days, +6.6% at 90 days. The company carries a notably elevated P/E of 119.32 relative to net income of $157.0M on quarterly revenue of $3.5B. The transaction is a straightforward sale of executive holdings without public announcement of strategic repositioning or material event; the timing coincides with elevated valuation levels and strong recent gains in the stock.

CFO Edward Schlesinger sells 21,948 GLW shares at $48.07; retains 79,907 shares post-sale.

Edward A Schlesinger, EVP and CFO, sold 21,948 shares of Corning Inc at $48.07 for $1,055,077.67, reducing holdings by 21.5% to 79,907 shares. The sale occurred at a price 0.6% below the current $48.36 level and within 0.5% of the 52-week high of $49.03, in a quarter when the company reported negative net income of $-117,000,000 and annual revenue declined 11.3% year-over-year. The stock has appreciated 7.7% over the past 30 days and 24.2% over 90 days, though the company carries a P/E ratio of 268.67 reflecting minimal profitability. The transaction represents a material reduction in the insider's direct holdings, though he retains a meaningful stake of 79,907 shares.