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Mark Hake is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and presently consults with technology companies, writes financial articles online, and manages assets. Presently, Mr. Hake publishes articles on stocks, options, and personal finance on Barchart, GuruFocus, and Kiplinger. Mr. Hake formerly ran ...more

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ConocoPhillips Has A 3.42% Annual Yield, But Short-Put Investors Can Make 1.5% Monthly
3 days ago
The main risk is an unrealized capital loss. In other words, if your account is assigned to buy 100 shares with the cash-secured collateral, you own 100 shares of COP. If the trading price stays below your breakeven point (i.e., the strike price - the income received), you have a capital loss (unrealized, unless you sell the COP shares at that lower-than-breakeven price- which you don't have to). You can hold the shares until COP rises, or sell out-of-the-money calls for extra income, or even sell more OTM puts for more income to help defray the potential unrealized loss.
In this article: COP
Unusual Activity In Occidental Petroleum Call Options - A Signal Investors Expect A Dividend Hike
20 days ago
It's not uncommon. But, also, unusual activity occurs when a stock is near a trough or just coming out of one, as I wrote about last week regarding Micro Super Computer.
In this article: OXY
SenesTech's 43% Revenue Surge That Nobody's Talking About
1 month ago
Thanks so much.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech's 43% Revenue Surge That Nobody's Talking About
1 month ago
No more than any other company that sells a rat trap has a patent. The truth is it's product falls under an EPaa regulatory safe harbor. So anyone could copy it. But they would have to have distribution built up and 6 vertical sales channels like Senestech.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech's 43% Revenue Surge That Nobody's Talking About
1 month ago
That is one of its Achilles' heels. But so far there are no competitors, at least on a national scale.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech's 43% Revenue Surge That Nobody's Talking About
1 month ago
Thanks. It's important for this company to deliver sales through its verticals. After visiting the company, its plant, and interviewing management, I have a good deal of faith this will happen. Moreover, it's not limited in terms of producing new products, as I intimated in the article.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech's 43% Revenue Surge That Nobody's Talking About
1 month ago
I thinks so. Stock looks cheap.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech Generates Strong Revenue Growth - Huge Upside Possible
2 months ago
Thanks, Dan. The stock looks cheap here.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech Generates Strong Revenue Growth - Huge Upside Possible
2 months ago
I discussed the likelihood of cash flow positive status in the article, and, based on my discussions with management, I suspect that they can achieve this, at least on a run-rate basis by the end of Q4 2026, or shortly thereafter. Large orders from municipal and international clients, as well as steady progression in its online sales will likely get it there.
In this article: SNES
SenesTech Generates Strong Revenue Growth - Huge Upside Possible
2 months ago
I agree completely. But for some reason it's taking longer than it should for the large orders to come in. I actually think there is huge upside from international orders, much more than the municipal. Nevertheless, the company seems to have a lot of confidence that large municipal orders are soon to emerge.
In this article: SNES
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