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Anthony Christ

Research Analyst at Odyssey Investments

Anthony (Tony) Christ is the President and a Research Analyst at Odyssey Investments, where he serves as a registered investment adviser focusing on identifying undervalued equities for long‑term capital appreciation. He actively manages concentrated portfolios of individual stocks and equity options and publishes fundamental research through platforms such as Fintool, where his analyst profile highlights a value-oriented, research‑driven approach. Christ has more than two decades of experience in financial markets and investment management and is the founding principal of Odyssey Investments, which he launched after earlier entrepreneurial and investing activities that combined technology, data analysis, and capital markets. He is registered with the SEC and FINRA as an investment adviser representative under CRD# 1251548, holds the necessary securities licenses for advisory work through Odyssey Investments, LLC, and maintains a clean regulatory record with no reported disclosures on his Form ADV and BrokerCheck history.

Anthony Christ's questions to OPTICAL CABLE (OCC) leadership

Question · Q4 2025

Anthony Christ inquired about the potential for Lyttera to refer single-mode fiber (SMF) and hollow-core fiber cabling, particularly Tier 1 products, and requested an explanation of these technologies. He also asked if these fibers are competitive with Corning and if Lyttera provides automation/AI for their production.

Answer

Neil Wilkin, Chairman, President, and CEO of Optical Cable Corporation, explained that hollow-core fiber aims to reduce latency and increase speed. He clarified that OCC's products are best suited for multi-tenant data centers (MTDCs) and enterprise data centers (Tier 2 and Tier 3), not directly for Tier 1 or hyperscale data centers. Wilkin noted that SMF is a typical data center product. Regarding Lyttera's specific plans or competitive positioning against Corning, Wilkin stated OCC cannot comment on Lyttera's proprietary strategies or intellectual property, but acknowledged Lyttera's reputation for leading fiber technology.

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Question · Q4 2025

Anthony Christ inquired about the potential for Lyttera to refer single-mode fiber (SMF) and HaloCore fiber cabling, which are considered Tier 1 products, to OCC. He also requested an explanation of these product types and later asked about their competitiveness against Corning fibers and potential AI/automation contributions from Lyttera.

Answer

Neil Wilkin, Chairman, President, and CEO of Optical Cable Corporation, explained that HaloCore fiber aims to reduce latency and increase speed across various applications. He noted that OCC's products are primarily suited for traditional enterprise, specialty, harsh environment, military, multi-tenant, and enterprise data centers, not directly Tier 1 hyperscale. Wilkin stated he could not comment on Lyttera's specific product deployment strategies due to proprietary information but acknowledged Lyttera's reputation for leading fiber technology. He added that Lyttera would likely view their products favorably against competitors like Corning.

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