Corning just suffered a brutal reality check, plunging over 13% in a single session right after hitting an all-time record high of $255. The culprit? A massive valuation bubble driven by passive index rebalancing that pushed the manufacturing giant to a staggering 100x trailing P/E—prompting corporate insiders to quietly dump over $54 million in shares. In this episode of Implied, we break down the tug-of-war between Corning’s massive AI optical fiber deals with Amazon and Meta, and the $30 million operational headwinds dragging down its solar segment. Is this 13% drop a dangerous warning about chasing artificial market momentum, or a rare, discounted entry point into a vital AI infrastructure play? Tune in to find out.