SNES SenesTech Inc

$SNES Tuesday after market close...I am expecting cash burn around $800k in Q3...with their cash over $5M last quarter and rapidly increasing revenues there should be no threat of dilution. If so, the market cap is bloody cheap...good conference call and we go over $1.50 🤔

$SNES but not enough for stop raising $, good day for play a rebond and sale before closing.

$SNES great progress on the revenue line but they're light years away from breakeven. My calculations come to roughly 3.5-4 million dollars of revenue, at current margins, in order to be self-sustaining. With the cash crunch it will be very interesting to see how Glenbrook supports them through future financings because they're going to need it.

$SNES SenesTech Reports Record Preliminary Third Quarter Revenue Exceeding $1 Million, the Highest in Company History, with 40% Sequential Growth

$SNES is moving on product launch following a Globe Newswire release. SenesTech reported 88% reduction in rat activity from Evolve birth control pilot in Chicago while achieving record $1.1M quarterly revenue, up 55% year-over-year. RTPR pushed this release out to users at 8:00:00 AM ET

$SNES not so fun fact: the founder of Senestech actually has a competing product called WISDOM Good Bites, that is being trialed by the city of Chicago . The same company is competing against us in NYC and we have yet to get any update from that trial

$SNES Lol, congrats to those who bought at 0.55 and sold at 0.66. Good luck and happy trade. Happy Weekend.

$SNES They are broke Cash Position The company has 4.8 months of cash left based on quarterly cash burn of -$1.82M and estimated current cash of $2.9M

$SNES let’s to a little chalenge? What will be the coming price? I feel like .$65, now everyone understand 1M revenue it’s not enough and will add 3M loss this quarter

$SNES 22 years for do 1 m revenue per quarter:), already 6 reverse split, and raise $ 25 times.. good luck if you believe they will change. Was able to buy at $.80 sale at $.9 and open a short at $.89:)

$SNES 5mil cash on hand and no cash burn as profitable. They'd be stupid to sell stock below $1 when they need regain compliance

$SNES Herd of daytraders who never understand the companies will be soon gone. The current news on revenues is however massive. 40% increase quarter to quarter is amazing and myabe they can repeat it. But if I stay with doable 20% increase of revenues quarter to quarter and if I calculate their $5.08M cash position and if I understand why they have "burnt" $1.7 M in Q2, then I get very intetesting trajectory of cash burn for next quarters. If you look at that, then massive repeatable purchases of Glenbrook Capital in 2026 make perfect sense. Speculative, but they can reach breakeven WITHOUT dilution..🤔

$SNES So they have diluted 20%, they call it cheap money, and they used 50% of that for their bonuses. $1.1M revenues and $1.1M marketing costs They literaly went to street, gave $1.1M to people to buy their product for $1.1M . If they go out in Q4 and give to people on streets $1.4M, they might have $1.4M . What a model. On $1M revenues they pay themselves $0.5M bonuses. Beside fat salaries. I hope Glenbrook gets fast over 50% and fire that "management"

$SNES receives a Nasdaq delisting notice after its share price fell below $1 for 30 days, triggering a 180-day compliance period.

$SNES also - activists might change situation to more efficient way. or even to replace some board members or some company policies. good scientist is not the same as good manager or ceo

$SNES IMO - not bad result, but also it is not clear sign to inflection. growth is present, but company and management must work more efficient to ensure that customer are using its products as it should be used right way. subscriptions should be really bigger, but might be that some customers are just ordering product on cycle basis without signing subs -agreement. also a valid possibility. would be good to see customer percentage of subsequent orders (not just subs) in general - i see step forward. but more steps are needed to U-turn

$SNES Glenbrook made an appearance on the call, challenging management on its use of the ATM, which was necessary, but more importantly, questioning management’s strategy of chasing top-line growth without ensuring customers use the product long enough to see results. Only 15% of e-commerce revenue comes from subscriptions, even though Evolve requires months of continued use. Management agreed this needs to be addressed.

$SNES Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of -$0.36 down -50.00% YoY • Reported revenue of $1.1M up 59.42% YoY

$SNES Glenbrook Capital bought another 103,875 shares That's 1.1 million shares in 2nd half of October

$SNES Glenbrook holding bags is a good thing. Also providing some guidance. This company could use any help it can get.