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Orion Energy Systems Inc
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Orion Energy Systems (OESX) massively up after earnings
Orion Energy Systems (OESX) rallies 60% after crushing earnings
#afterhours #watchlist 18/01 $OCX -Oncocyte Announces Development and Co-Marketing Agreement with Thermo Fisher Scientific to Expand Access to Precision Oncology, $VIRX - no news, $OESX - Preliminarily Expects Q3’22 Revenue of Approximately $30.5M, $IMRN - old news...
Actually, Delta is correlated to the likelihood of an option expiring ITM
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I understand, however, those are multi-billion dollar companies which I am sure will do well. Orion is sitting below a 100M valuation and this is a sub for a smallcap like that which. I would recommend reading up on OESX, and I will take a closer look at KEP.
I do not want to sound like ad, but eurex is open. OESX is only thing that is liquid enough. I think they even offer 0dte for precise management. Yeah, I really read that.
OESX is about to break its 52week high
OESX Looks great but no volume! Perfect sleeper thou without the bag holding!
I just found out OESX does charging stations. When I first bought them, it was retrofitting office buildings with energy efficient lighting. I guess they branched out.
Holding OESX ev/led lighting company.
Ive been in OESX for 2 years because of its relevance to green energy agenda and low to no debt. They just entered into ev charging market as well.
I think there's likely decent value here, but if you're interested in a company that does ev stations have a look at OESX, they just acquired a company that is already installing ev charging stations and tutes are locking up the float. Small-Medium : 29M float and I have a position from $1.61.
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and I am happy with my safe $OESX =)
$OESX and $TRVG 
In on $OESX. Undervalued, low daily volume, cheap options expiring 5/20.
Orion Energy Systems ($OESX). Undervalued and has low volume. Orion could post some impressive gains in the short-term, especially if it’s daily volume were to be driven up when it has such little volume now.
Caveat, I have not researched any of these companies up to this point. I am spending less than 5 minutes looking at each of them now, mainly at historical price vs historical earnings, i.e. an absolutely barebones value analysis that is not all-encompassing. * lol, C has been trash until only recently it seems. Numbers seem good now but I remember when it dropped to under $1 during 2009. Probably still a lot of mistrust there. * GNK looks good from 2016 onward. It had dogshit fundamentals before then. Cannot fault the market for crushing it pre-2016. * CMRE had consistently high earnings until...2016, when they fell off a cliff and didn't recover until just the past TTM. Ditto its stock price. * HMLP looks like a winner for further analysis. Not talking regarding your thesis, but rather regarding mine, lol. I'm looking for small-mid cap hydrocarbon companies to invest. Thanks for this unintentional tip. * OESX is a dogshit stock with literally one good quarter. Once that quarter passes 12 months, its TTM earnings will plummet. * I am familiar with NMM. Probably another stock I should be looking at. Commodities are cyclical so I am more forgiving of historically shit financials. What matters is the operating environment going forward in an era of higher oil prices. Tankers had these kind of phenomenal short term valuations back at the beginning of the Iraq War as well. They promptly skyrocketed until 2008 when they fell back to oblivion, lol. --- Anyway, from a (very) cursory glance, I would say your methodology is somewhat flawed, as you are only looking at current valuations and metrics. You need to look more closely at the historical, this is what being a value investor is all about. Not sure if you've read Security Analysis or Intelligent Investor, Ben Graham's use of the PE number is a PE number that goes back 5-15 years, not just the current calendar year. This is why Buffett is known for buying so many boring, crotchety companies like See's Candies and Fruit of the Loom, because his time horizon is typically forever and not just the current calendar year. Anyway, hope this helps and thanks for the tips...I am doing my best to get back into active investing, particularly in oil. I've been in oil since it went negative, didn't even bother to do any proper research because the thesis was such a no-brainer at the time. Now it requires a good amount of caution and due diligence. Thanks again and good luck.
I was told I’m looking at dividend stocks, but I think it’s still low, I was looking at some names that include C, GNK, CMRE, HMLP, OESX, NMM, etc.
I was told I’m looking at dividend stocks, but I think it’s still low, I was looking at some names that include C, GNK, CMRE, HMLP, OESX, NMM, etc.
Summarizing the most interesting products from the excellent responses: [https://www.cboe.com/tradable\_products/products\_list/](https://www.cboe.com/tradable_products/products_list/) has: * SPX * RUT (Russell 2000) * RUI, RLG, RLV (Russell 1000 Index, Growth, Value) * XEO (SP100) * SIXE, etc. (11 sectors of the SP500) * MXEF, MXEA (MSCI EAFE, MSCI Emerging) Volumes are not clear to me. Maybe they are too low to be relevant? Looking at [https://www.barchart.com/options/most-active/indices?orderBy=optionsTotalVolume&orderDir=desc](https://www.barchart.com/options/most-active/indices?orderBy=optionsTotalVolume&orderDir=desc) , only SPX, VIX, IUXX look relevant. ​ HKEX has the HSI, MHI Options. Again: Volumes on the website look okay. Spreads somewhat wide but it's after-hours now. They also have a variety of MSCI options but my mini sample looked rather inactive. Eurex has (with somewhat decent volume): * EURO STOXX 50® Index Options (OESX) * DAX® Options (ODAX) * EURO STOXX® Sector Index Options Unclear volume: * STOXX® Europe 600 Sector Index Options
OESX has been under 30 on the RSI for a week now so I'm hoping for a bounce in the next few days
OESX Extremely under the radar LED lights maker. Ran to 12 earlier this year. Now in the 3s. While fundamentals have only vastly improved. Kind of baffling how it's fallen to where it is out of plain disinterest. There is speculation that it'll be bought out at this price. https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=oesx&ty=c&ta=0&p=d I also like new IPO DIBS
I wonder if OESX can ever hit the $20 mark. Don't know what that company does.
I'm still tripping out over how badly almost all Small Caps have been wrecked since Feb, not just SPACs. Look at the YTD on: $WISH, $OESX, $IEA What happened in Feb to pump small caps up so much, and when will it hurry up and happen again??
OESX (see revenue versus market cap / LED sector) IEA (massive revenue) DMS (any cash flow analysis has it at $16) FREE (cash flow analysis has it at $18)
anyone like $OESX? I think its a good re-opening play
It's not just SPACs, it's almost all small caps. Look at OESX, then look at their last revenues and profits. Look at HUYA, and their revenue and profit. Look at IEA, and their revenue and profit. Look at DMS, and their revenue and profit.
Idk, small caps in general are acting the same way. Look at the one year on OESX, one of my holdings
Yep. I follow RDHL and OESX pretty closely, totally punked as well, on no news.
Add Aquabounty to the list United States Steel was sub $5 for a spell REKR OCGN FCEL VERU OESX Pennies go long way more often than I thought. Maybe long holds aren't just legends
VST and OESX
$OESX calls because it has a cool name
Gotya, appreciate the additional info, will dig deeper for sure. my play in the sector has been OESX, They do large scale led replacements for warehouses, factories and retail chains. They manuf custom per order, all made in USA. [Providing a tip for tip ;)]Thx again & good luck!