Given the high level of one-team behavior demonstrated by Chevron HR it’s only inevitable that our our stock price is about to skyrocket. The only question is how high?
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As much as a shareholder can wish for $200 a share for CVX, it’s not in the fundamentals that would happen anytime soon. By EOY, certainly won’t happen. The US will enter a prolonged recessionary period beginning in the 2nd half of 2023. Less demand for spending in high inflationary times impacts everything in the economy, including energy. A reduction in the CVX stock price is the most certain thing to happen. I only hope it’s not a sla-ghter.
200 per share…. in American Dollars? You better reconsider that bad guess or maybe it’s your wishful thinking.
Came to this thread bc of the loud 'woosh' sound I heard over yonder
RM exercise mind control over the workforce and the stock market. Voodoo. Be careful bruh.
OP has clearly been directed by Supreme Leader RM to make this post. The farcical assumption is that anything HR does has any bearing on the well-being and performance of Chevron.
One team. We are more disbanded now then every in my 20 years with this company
RM is a generational talent, she should be CEO
One team is only when they like to blame failure on all to justify low CIP. It is their team when it come to fill up their pockets!
“One team” is great for circle jerks, but for finding oil and gas? Not so much! Given HR knows nothing about developing hydrocarbons (or entrepreneurship more generally), one team is probably perfect fit for purpose business practice.
Depends what crude price does