Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

The difference between $70 and $40 oil is 10.5 Billion in cash flow A QUARTER.

Chevron looses 10.5 Billion a quarter and 42 billion for the year. Son the question is with Chevron's complete implosion would you lend them long term debt? Maybe at 3X the prime?

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Anonymous141337 is a very wise person. Sell high and buy low. Way to go.

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Failure to deliver..... = adjustment in market cap........... failure to fix the problems so they can deliver in the future = further company MAE's..... market adjustment exercises.

This is healthy for the company......

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I did at $103. Didn't change my allocation so I just liquidated the rest at $75. Don't worry I will buy back in when we are in the $50's

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Post ID: @VsK+D9Pkojs

All of us who are shareholders have cash on the line with Chevron. If you are a person who wouldn't loan Chevron money, then you should sell your stock right away.

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