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Exxon Mobil Corp

Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM)

112.30
1.03
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112.02
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Big Momma Big Momma 20 hours ago
XOM is Big Fun!
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 day ago
Up pre market. Me and old big momma going two stepping. Weeeeeeee
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pepeoil pepeoil 5 days ago
Let’s go big momma. Weeeeeee
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Big Momma Big Momma 5 days ago
The XOM Big Fun has only just started.
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pepeoil pepeoil 5 days ago
I have not had this much fun since momma got her boob hung in the washing machine ringer
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Big Momma Big Momma 6 days ago
Big Fun here at XOM!
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pepeoil pepeoil 6 days ago
Looking good here big momma. Old bunda is missing out.
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Big Momma Big Momma 1 week ago
Big Momma likes oil parties
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 week ago
Chee chee chee. Lesgo xom
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DiscoverGold DiscoverGold 1 week ago
ExxonMobil (XOM), Shell Partner With Singapore for CCS Project
By: Zacks Investment Research | March 11, 2024

Exxon Mobil Corporation XOM and Shell plc SHEL have announced a partnership with the Singapore government to develop a cross-border carbon capture and storage
CCS
project.

The collaboration aims to significantly reduce Singapore's carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, marking a pivotal step in the country's decarbonization journey.

The Singapore-based units of these energy giants — ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. and Shell Singapore Pte. Ltd. — have established the S-Hub consortium to lead the development of this CCS initiative. The project underscores a proactive approach to addressing the environmental challenges posed by greenhouse gas emissions.

In December 2023, the S-Hub consortium and the Singapore Economic Development Board solidified their commitment by signing a memorandum of understanding. The agreement outlines their collaboration in planning and developing a CCS project that promises to capture and permanently store at least 2.5 million tons of CO2 annually by 2030.

The project, set to commence in 2030, targets capturing and storing CO2 emissions from various sectors within Singapore, either underground or beneath the seabed. The selection of storage sites will be based on rigorous analysis to ensure their suitability and effectiveness in long-term carbon storage.

This CCS initiative is particularly significant for Singapore, a nation seeking decarbonization solutions for sectors with hard-to-abate emissions like energy and chemicals, power, and waste management. Carbon capture and storage technology is seen as a crucial pathway to achieve substantial emission reductions in these areas.

The collaboration between ExxonMobil, Shell and the Singapore government is part of a broader strategy to develop a portfolio of decarbonization measures. These efforts are aimed at meeting the nation's climate change targets and contributing to global sustainability goals.

Zacks Ranks & Stocks to Consider

ExxonMobil currently carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).

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Big Momma Big Momma 2 weeks ago
Big Momma likes Big Fun!
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 weeks ago
We be rollin here man. Way to go Big Momma
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Big Momma Big Momma 2 weeks ago
Big Momma likes oil
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pepeoil pepeoil 3 weeks ago
Bubba, I tode you to get it, set it, and forget it. This one is gold man.
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DiscoverGold DiscoverGold 3 weeks ago
4 Magnificent Stocks to Buy That Are Near 52-Week Lows
By: The Motley Fool | February 28, 2024

Industrial and energy companies can be challenging to follow because their businesses can have big ups and downs based on the economy, interest rates, or commodity prices.

Sometimes, it's best to buy these companies on weakness when things aren't going well, anticipating that another upswing will eventually come. Importantly, these companies must be financially built for the tough times.

Here are four fantastic industrial and energy stocks with rock-solid fundamentals, all trading near their 52-week lows today.

1. ExxonMobil

Energy giant ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) is a fixture in fossil fuels. The company explores for, extracts, refines, and sells oil and gas products. ExxonMobil enjoyed banner years in 2022 and 2023, but the stock is near its 52-week lows due to weakness in commodity prices. The price of oil has retreated from triple-digits to between $70 and $80 per barrel. While refining margins improve when oil prices drop, the exploration business is too big to offset falling oil prices.

The good news is that ExxonMobil is financially sound. The company has $31 billion in cash on its balance sheet against $41 billion in total debt, resulting in just $10 billion net debt. Investors can enjoy a solid 3.6% dividend yield at the current share price, and the company has raised its dividend for 41 consecutive years, showing it's endured multiple industry ups and downs.

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bunda bunda 4 weeks ago
waiting for 97 again
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pepeoil pepeoil 4 weeks ago
Weeeeeeeee. Away we go
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bunda bunda 4 weeks ago
shit keeps going down after 104. now have to day trade it
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 month ago
Badabing
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 month ago
bruh, i tode you, it always comes right back up and your divi never changes. It is always there
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bunda bunda 1 month ago
everytime it goes to 103 it comes right bacj down. i am goingbto buy and sell based on this trend
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 month ago
Here bruh. This is the Xom board. We don’t give a chit about the snake oil at ECSL. Go play on that board

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/5-reasons-why-exxonmobil-dividend-111600855.html
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Bugsy Malone Bugsy Malone 1 month ago
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 month ago
Sweeeeeeeeet
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pepeoil pepeoil 1 month ago
Safest oiler out there.
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 2 months ago
XOM's current annual dividend is $3.80
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DiscoverGold DiscoverGold 2 months ago
ExxonMobil (XOM) maintains buy rating with $130 target after earnings
By: Investing | February 2, 2024

On Friday, ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) received a reiteration of a Buy rating and a $130.00 price target from Jefferies, following the company's disclosure of its fourth-quarter earnings for 2023. The earnings report indicated that ExxonMobil's adjusted earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter were approximately 14% higher than the consensus estimates, attributed to significant performance in both the Upstream and Energy Products divisions.

The company's capital expenditures for the fourth quarter amounted to roughly $6.2 billion, slightly exceeding expectations. This increase in spending was primarily due to investments in projects in Guyana and in the lithium sector. Despite this, the firm's free cash flow (FCF) fell marginally short of consensus projections by about 3%.

Jefferies highlighted the robust results from the company's core operations, which helped to surpass the average earnings expectations. The strong performance in the Upstream sector, which involves the exploration and production of oil and natural gas, along with gains in Energy Products, contributed to the favorable outcome.

The slight overage in capital expenditures was noted as a potential point of contention among observers, given its impact on the company's free cash flow. However, the investments are part of ExxonMobil's strategic developments, particularly in the expanding areas of Guyana's oil fields and the burgeoning lithium market, which is vital for battery production.

The maintained price target of $130.00 by Jefferies reflects a continued positive outlook on ExxonMobil's stock, despite the minor variance in capital spending and free cash flow in comparison to expectations. The company's performance in the last quarter of 2023 has been acknowledged as a strong indicator of its operational success.

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bunda bunda 2 months ago
i saw cofee money today
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
Keep cashing the checks here or reinvesting to get rich. Weeeeeeeeeeee
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
lol
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
A billion kajillion dollars
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
1000 shares. how much divi?
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
A little setback today but the nice little divi is still there
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 2 months ago
Pepe: No one knows oil stocks better than you. I also have significant holdings in XOM and have for a long time, automatically having all of our dividends reinvested in new shares. That having been said, I have held large position in COP over the same period, and then COP and PSX after COP spun off Phillips (PSX) and the rest of the downstream holdings. COP/PSX has outperformed XOM over the period, primarily because COP was seriously undervalued at time of initial investment. They are all great holdings, and PSX hitting several new ATH's this week, and just raised its already hefty dividend by another 8%.
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
new high
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
Good afternoon. Lol
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
funny bruh. just you and i on here. thanks fot sharing. we ate back up. lets see if it will pass 103. when is divi
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
bruh, do you want me to do all of the work for you? Come on man, if you want to get rich, put in the work
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
divi should be? soon
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
nice
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
yeeee haaaaaaa I knew this baby would be right back wweeeeeeeeeee
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DiscoverGold DiscoverGold 2 months ago
Exxon Mobil $XOM One of several names in the energy sector attempting to form a bottom
By: TrendSpider | January 25, 2024

• $XOM One of several names in the energy sector attempting to form a bottom.



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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
I tode you boys, this chit always goes back up and the divi is always there
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DiscoverGold DiscoverGold 2 months ago
Bullish RSI divergence into new 52-week lows for Exxon... $XOM Reversal incoming?
By: TrendSpider | January 22, 2024

• Bullish RSI divergence into new 52-week lows for Exxon... $XOM

Reversal incoming?



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DiscoverGold DiscoverGold 2 months ago
Just How Safe Is Exxon Mobil Stock's Dividend?
By: 24/7 Wall St. | January 22, 2024

A key component of income investing is a portfolio that includes safe dividends, those that are unlikely to shrink or disappear. Recognizing when a dividend is stable and safe can be a challenge. Yet, certain metrics can offer clear signs for the investor looking to establish or shore up such a portfolio. What do these metrics tell us about the quarterly dividend at Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM)?

Exxon’s most recent payout was $0.95 a share, and the yield is now about 3.9%. The next ex-dividend date is expected in February. The current yield is less than that of competitors BP PLC (NYSE: BP), Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX), Shell PLC (NYSE: SHEL) and TotalEnergies S.E. (NYSE: TTE). It is also lower than the oil and gas integrated industry average yield of about 5.7%.

Dividend Aristocrat?

One clear sign of whether a dividend is stable and safe is if the company is a Dividend Aristocrat. Those are companies in the S&P 500 that have not only paid a dividend consistently for 25 years but have increased their payouts every year as well. Exxon has grown its dividend for 40 consecutive years. If it keeps that up, it will be a Dividend King in another decade, (See the seven highest-yielding 2024 Dividend Kings to buy and hold forever.)

Other Valuation Metrics

While being a Dividend Aristocrat is a good sign, other financial metrics provide additional insight.
The dividend payout ratio indicates how much of a company’s earnings are paid out as a dividend. It is a sign of how safe a company’s dividend is and how much room it has for future growth. The higher the ratio, the greater the risk. Income investors often look for a dividend payout ratio of less than 60%. Exxon currently has a dividend payout ratio of about 36%. That is lower than the industry average and less than the company’s average dividend payout ratio of 66% over the past decade.

A look at free cash flow reveals whether the company has the funds required for its payout, as well as for share repurchases or even paying down debt or making acquisitions. Income investors prefer growing free cash flows. The free cash flow at Exxon has surged in the past couple of years, coming in at $63.6 billion for 2022. However, since 2010 annual figure has varied considerably. That pattern is similar for the competitors mentioned above as well.

Return on invested capital is a measure of how well a company allocates its capital to profitable projects or investments. Again, the thing to look for is stability, specifically a double-digit ROIC over many years. Exxon’s current ROIC is near 13%. However, the figure varies here too, from as high as 26% or so to -10% in the past 10 years. The current ROIC is lower at Chevron, Shell and TotalEnergies.

Operating margin is a measure of the percentage of revenue a company keeps as operating profit. Here too the preference is for a stable double-digit percentage increase. The current figure is near 19.9%. However, the margin drifted lower for much of the past decade, and for much of 2021 it was in the red. The operating margins at the competitors mentioned above are lower.

A look at sales growth offers a clue to the volatility or cyclical nature of the business. Steady, moderate growth, say 3% to 7%, is ideal. Perhaps not surprisingly, this metric is also volatile at Exxon. Between 2012 and 2022, annual revenue ranged from $480.6 billion to $181.5 billion, and it has declined in recent quarters. Here too the pattern is similar across the industry.

A company’s net debt-to-capital ratio also can signal whether a dividend may be at risk. Because too much debt can put dividends at risk in hard times, a lower ratio is considered better. A debt-to-capital ratio above 0.6 usually means that a business has significantly more debt than equity. That ratio at Exxon is less than 0.2 and has been for most of the past decade.

Probably the most popular valuation metric is the price-to-earnings (PE) ratio. This indicates whether a stock is expensive or cheap at its current market price, compared to the broader market or to competitors. Exxon has a trailing PE ratio of about 9.6 and a forward PE of more than 10. That compares with a historical benchmark of 15, as well as the broader market’s current 24 or so. Shell and TotalEnergies have PEs near the industry average of around 7, while at BP it is lower and at Chevron it is in the same ballpark as Exxon’s. (See which five blue chip dividend stocks make up 75% of Warren Buffett’s portfolio.)

And finally, the number of shares outstanding is worth a look. When companies buy back their shares, that number shrinks. But secondary offerings of stock increase that number. Investors tend to prefer a declining total, as that increases their stake over time. For Exxon, the number of shares has been a steady 4.2 billion or so since 2015. The company aims to increase its annual share repurchase program to $20 billion in 2024 through 2025.

Summary

Based on these metrics, it seems reasonable to say that Exxon’s dividend is safe, but some of the metrics bear watching.

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Free cash flow X
Return on invested capital X
Operating margin X
Sales growth X
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Exxon’s long history of annual payout hikes is comforting for income investors. Yet, while the dividend payout ratio is reasonable for now, the question is whether revenue growth and free cash flow will support it going forward.

The consensus recommendation of analysts is a cautious Buy. However, their mean price target of $125.71 suggests that they see more than 30% upside in the next 12 months, despite current geopolitical concerns and slow demand growth.

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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
About 10% of my portfolio is XOM.
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
how much you own?
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
lol. funny guy. ty man
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pepeoil pepeoil 2 months ago
Bruh, the divi is still there regardless of the pps. The pps will go back up, it always does. Take your divi and get drunk. Enjoy life
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bunda bunda 2 months ago
this thing going down
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