Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

XOM loses $225 Billion market value versus Chevron

For those who still think we are winning or have any delusions left about XOM superiority, here is the brutal truth.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/2020/10/10/exxonmobil-loses-225-billion-in-market-cap-against-chevron/#7dd10b983cb1

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At least our CEO (Darren Woods) winning at something.. if you recalled one forum, he mentioned Mike Wirth would call him to congratulate him for the stellar quarter. Wonder what Mike would say this time!

So much win..

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Post ID: @fdz+17nQvxeS

Chevron has had nearly constant market cap the last 2 decades. I don't think they are trying for anything unlike exxonmobil mentality.

Apparently staying contact for 2 decades is a winner.

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Post ID: @xje+17nQvxeS

Peanuts in the big scheme.
Just wait.

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Post ID: @ryo+17nQvxeS

What if EM had invested that 210 Billion dollars of stock buyback into gold, silver, or Chevron stock?

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Post ID: @don+17nQvxeS

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Already hinting 3Q losses. Highly unlikely strong balance sheets.

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Post ID: @wak+17nQvxeS

If balance street is strong, they should maintain the dividend. We will see at end of this month.

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Post ID: @zue+17nQvxeS

No worries.... have some koolaid. According to DW's speechwriter/spin doctor our asset portfolio is enviable and our balance sheet strong.

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