ExxonMobil's Stunning Decline
22 September 2020
Wall Street Journal
Just seven years ago, ExxonMobil was the biggest company in the U.S. Since then, it's lost about 60% of its value. Wall Street Journal's Christopher Matthews tells the story of the oil giant's rapid fall.
15 minute podcast (comparing XOM strategy to BP, Shell, Total... etc.)
https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/the-journal/exxon-stunning-decline/4a14d4ef-c4e6-4062-bb65-a32c0476357a
Made me laugh:
10 months old. your internet connection must very slow!
I wouldn't buy either xom or ge. Both are trash. Plenty of other companies that are actually growing.
@ska+1c3hidnf They see you rollin’, they hatin’ —
Just about every company that tops the stocks has a spectacular decline. How much value has GE lost since its prime? Is it still relevant?
Ok - a little bit dated but to the point.
Good pod.
Ultimately, EM's ability to shift not only objectives, but the way to speak about them is simply not existing. Repurposing - as others are doing - in EM's mind is going Agile.
10 years behind as always.
Driving into Spring, everybody honks at my electric scooter.
Not sure if they envy or hate, but both are sins, somebody said.
EnronMobil