OCF Finance’s beta stands at 1.12, indicating slightly higher volatility than the S&P The bottom line is that this is a way for investors to get paid while waiting to see if COP stock will fall. It also allows an investor to get a lower buy price while waiting. It’s an old adage, but it’s still so true: Cash is king. Income versus expenses both today and forecasted over the next six months is an essential factor, especially if a business experiences seasonal changes. Cash in versus cash out is important, especially now as worries about inflation and recession are causing business leaders to reassess their monthly burn rate. - Renee Fry , Gentreo, Inc. Sector rotation out of energy into financial technology could provide additional upward momentum. Traders eye $45 as the next breakout level if the $41.50 support holds.