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10 calls for XOM. I am going to drop the gas price!
$XOM =ER 2-2-24 Houthis KILLED- through Syrian / Iran compatriots, THE FIRST 3 American Soldiers in this Middle East Conflict.
flowr kidz art + ticker $XOM = Earnings this Friday 2-2-24 B4Bell. Three Fellow Service Americans Dead. Red Sea Ruckus/Disaster.
It's been quite the six figure (several) ride down over the past year. No one tells you it gets faster as you get closer to zero. Inherited
Been quite the 6 figure (several) ride down this year. No one tells you it goes faster as you get closer to zero
Sell any of these or hold all for the next 40 years?
What are your best and worst performers in the energy sector?
My Israel-Hamas conflict play: $PBR "Hey dummy, you're looking at the wrong continent."
ExxonMobil ($XOM) announces merger with Pioneer Natural Resources ($PXD) in an all-stock transaction
TIL that energy stocks are actually war stocks!
Exxon in advanced talks for $60 billion acquisition of Pioneer, sources say
Criticize my buying puts till assignment then selling covered calls strategy?
QIND stock could skyrocket in the Next 3 Months.
Here's why oil has gone down for the past year, despite OPEC cuts and so many factors, and why people calling $100+/barrel got it so wrong.
Oil Giant ExxonMobil (XOM) is Investing in this EV Metal
Oil Giant ExxonMobil ($XOM) is Investing in this EV Metal
Oil Giant ExxonMobil (XOM) is Investing in this EV Metal
Oil Giant ExxonMobil ($XOM) is Investing in this EV Metal
How do we feel about going long on oil?!? BP,XOM, CVX, SHEL maybe even OXY
2023-05-04 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Austin Powers
AMZN & XOM…any chance these print? I inversed my initial instinct, which means I prob should have inversed the inverse.
How are you playing earnings this week ? And how I’m going undefeated on earnings this week
Summary of recent news, and the impact on U.S. stocks
Summary of recent news, and the impact on U.S. stocks
Started a few months ago, and so far it's not so bad. I tried to pick some other stocks like AXP, BAC and XOM. Which stocks you guys think would be more suitable for my portfolio??
Guyana aims to reclaim, offer 20% of huge Exxon-led oil block - Reuters (NYSE:XOM)
Exxon weighs widening Guyana exploration effort - report (NYSE:XOM)
Anyone feel like this when they gettin' gas? Ironically I own XOM stock
Hot Stocks: LYFT, CNXN plunge on earnings; LGF.A climbs; XOM hits 52-week high
2023-02-13 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Oil stocks continue to rally even as oil prices go down
On Feb 4 - Jim Cramer recommended to buy oil stocks when Exxon Mobil (XOM) was trading at $111. Do you think the XOM price will go down, and bet you can beat Cramer? Comment your price targets now. Winner/s will get 200 bonus points on the participation rankings!
Getting Hammered Now but Will be Great in Three Years!
Wednesday, Feb 01, FOMC Meeting & Earnings: A Lot of Bearish Sentiments On The Streets. (SPY/SPX)
Apple and Amazon Earnings, a Federal Reserve Decision, January Jobs Data, and More for Investors to Watch This Week
Exxon confirms fifth oil production project in Guyana, considering more blocks (NYSE:XOM)
Can anyone ELI5 why oil prices have collapsed but oil-related companies are still surging?
XOM: Perfection is not in perpetuity
Last trade of 2022, $16k what to buy and hold? $googl
Exxon Lifts Share Buyback to $50 Billion After Record Profit. Great year for XOM, but can its success last?
Need advise: Selling almost ATM Call LEAPS for high premiums
$XOM YOLO, bought these Friday before close will update.
🔥 with XOM puts. Cashed out and looking to get back in again 💁🏻♂️
Shorting GAS Stocks $XOM. Machine Learning Predicts downturn
Midday Update: locked in NVDA puts gainz.. still holding XOM puts 👙 thong strong!
NVDA and XOM puts update 15Nov: The burn is better than working on a ThighMaster 😭
Commodity prices as recession leading indicators
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XOM is goated. But don’t be fooled, it makes big moves relative to Brent all the time. Just proportionally less than smaller to mid caps, it is one of the largest caps in the world after all—it’s going to be fairly stable (even though it’s been on an insane run since November)
XOM is goated. But don’t be fooled, it makes big moves relative to Brent all the time. Just proportionally less than smaller to mid caps, it is one of the largest caps in the world after all—it’s going to be fairly stable (even though it’s been on an insane run since November)
You might be right.. I’m not much of a gas guy more of a geopolitics guy. That said another reason I like XOM is helium and possibly other petrochems that are used in manufacturing like semiconductors. 30% of the healium comes out of the strait but XOM mostly gets theirs from Wyoming... I think this all banks on the conflict lingering and the strait staying closed.
If you're curious, all PADD5 OCS is documented here. You can see the \~1MM/BBL/mo drop in 2015 when line 901 went down....but Sable doesn't include Pt Arguello, which was a solid 0.4MM of that. So yeah, no where near 45,000 boe/d. I literally was negotiating with XOM for purchasing restarted production in 2019. They didn't even think 20,000BBL/D was possible with advanced technology. I'm sure they cowboys at Sable that ran Pt Arguello into the ground can do better though. Sorry you're about to lose your investment.
XOM is too big to move with spot prices imho, they're too diversified into other areas like refining and chemicals, same as BP, Shell, Chevron etc If we look back at 2022 it's the small -mid companies with high debt that translate best with oil/gas prices and it takes about 3 months for the higher spot prices to be fully intergrated into the stock prices.
Personally I like XOM because they are less exposed to the strait
I can sell my XOM shares to fill up my car. I can’t wait.
I’m up 23% YTD pretty much from UAMY and XOM. I also own SCHG which has been a bit of a drag. Same with FSOL.
Oil is way up this year. XOM, IXC ETF both up 29 pct.
Yeah this. I do not care who anyone votes for, I care if you bought calls or sat on your hands while OXY and XOM went brrr. Dude had insider level vibes on the macro and still somehow fumbled the literal easiest trade of the decade 💀
I'm up about 5% up for the month about 25% YTD. I hold more XOM than tech and sold all my foreign investments about a week ago.
Grabbed some XOM calls 2 days before that PT raise......looking good so far, watch it give me a swift kick in the nads at 9:15a on monday
What happens when the govt sells front month CL futures that become deliverable next week? 1) they cover at a huge loss after failing to tamp down the price of oil 2) they declare a national security emergency or some such bullshit and steal a bunch of oil from idk OXY or XOM and nobody ever donates to the party again? Anyone have any other alternative here?
Sable filled their 520,000 tank in LFC last year and estimated that 55,000 BPD was achievable on full restart. Now the estimate is 60,000. XOM wasn’t using ESPs 15 years ago. Technology has advanced. If a refinery in Cali doesn’t want it, someone else will. Not a problem for Sable.
It's a 20% correction. Buy XOM.
Hopefully my XOM profits can buy me a tank of gas
30 dollar XOM I bought during covid has out performed my TSMC stash
Iran just knocked out 5 parked mid-air refuels with some of those missiles that they're running out of any day now. To me that doesn't scream "we're powerful and effective" or that "there is nothing they can do about it" XOM gonna print me some money.
Rolled my weekly calls on OXY to a higher strike price to buy XOM calls. ...so the war's over now, yeah?
I sold my XOM calls before close today. Can’t duck around with 117% profit and mangos crazy weekend shit. Might buy back in Monday. Don’t even care if I missed some at the top. Only a small position in DBA now.
The oil spike is real but the smarter play is looking at what historically follows the initial crude spike. Pattern from past US-Iran escalations: 1) Brent leads (already happening), 2) Gold follows as safe-haven demand kicks in 2-3 weeks later, 3) North American producers (XOM, CVX) reprice as supply chain diversification accelerates. You're not too late — the duration trade is actually just starting if Hormuz stays disrupted. Defense contractors (LMT, RTX) also tend to outperform 30-60 days after escalation onset.
If you weren’t buying USO OXY XOM calls at close today you are more naive than a blonde with DDs thinking her boyfriend likes her for her quirky personality
If XOM hits $158 by Monday then I’ll meet some lucky bastard behind the Wendy’s dumpster to share my winnings.
turns out the XOM calls i got three days ago were better buy than anything else i bought this week
XLE is the easiest most straightforward trade. I own calls and shares. 40% of XLE is XOM and CVX. XOM is the industry leader, it moved first started from new year and has already moved a lot. CVX chart is fresher imho. So XLE is dominated by the integrated oil and gas industry group. These are the biggest companies like XOM and CVX. There are several other industry groups within the energy sector. Except for oil services, currently all other industry groups trade with crude oil after the Iran war started. Oil services currently trade inverse of crude oil, and more in line with the S&P. I guess cause oil services is more about demand while other groups in energy are benefiting from supply constraints just my guess. After the volatility in crude oil settles down, I expect oil services to continue going up just like they were already doing before the war. So I expect this to be dip hopefully I own OIH the ETF. When Iran situation alleviates and the US dollar stops getting a bid as safe haven, I expect international oil stocks to outperform the US, Canada has several good ones IMO and SU have been very strong. I also own PBR and WDS.
Sell it all and put in XOM - or even better XOMX - for real you're under the 200 SMA on daily for calm.
the only things I have are QQQI, XOM, CVX, and XLE. Sold all my NBIS and tech. Probably rebuy NBIS when it dips.
Helium production in the Middle East 1/3 of the worlds supply is being shut down under threats of attacks. XOM is one of the biggest producers of helium . This is just the beginning ghey bois. CALLLLLS
WSB watching 3 ships get bonked like its a catalyst calendar and instantly pricing in $100 oil. Cool cool, so are we buying XOM like responsible adults or full send weekly calls on tankers until my portfolio turns into an OPEC press conference?
I sell a mix of naked puts on some high beta stocks and spreads on SPX (otherwise the margin requirement is too big) and leaps when it’s appropriate (XOM and etc).
buying XOM calls while reading about Hormuz mines is the most WSB thing I've ever done and I feel great about it. tanker insurance stocks are silently ripping too. nobody ever talks about those until oil hits $120
I can't buy USO in my 401k so I bought XOM :/
Was always the Plains line that spilled but yes XOM had the production.
You better be buying the below stocks: $IPI $XOM $COP $OVV
Apparently though it does matter enough for certain companies with large retail ownership like XOM, which made auto-voting with the board an option to garner retail votes that help them avoid climate change activism.
XOM calls barley holding my port up
Hmm, time to sell my XOM? Keeping it seems awfully like investing
buying more XOM and more NEM in the port today
I saw the CEO’s of XOM, CHV, and BP all unloading mines from fast boats. Calls on Tesla
Mpc, vlo, pbf to name a few refiners. PSX, XOM, CVX for fully integrated companies with a heavy refining presence.
Mpc, vlo, pbf to name a few refiners. PSX, XOM, CVX for fully integrated companies Al’s with a heavy refining presence.
I basically full ported on XOM and AAPL calls in summer ‘21. I rode a wave of turning $170k into $4.5 mil over the next year. Was wild. Was like being at a craps table and never losing
I think it was a sell the news event. I bought XOM on its generational breakout around 130 then sold at 150ish.
I've done a little hedging. I bought some OTM calls for April on XOM. If oil goes nuts....gravy. If not... I'm out a few bucks. I also mentioned last week that I bought some calls NTR and ADM. Both have been doing well regardless and will benefit from the closure. Same deal, I might make money regardless, but won't lose a ton, and stand to do well. It's also pretty apparent from futures pricing last week the market was not pricing in higher oil for longer. Summer and fall contracts barely moved. Of course, now the Treasury is saying they're going to short futures to artificially suppress the price...which works til it doesn't. So you can make some asymmetric bets. I don't think it's an either or with a MSFT. Very different play. If you buy MSFT, I'd assume you're buying and holding. In comparison, anything with commodities has a shelf life. Also, if oil goes nuts, MSFT is not going to work in the same timeframe. So it's nice to have a little insurance.
USO up > XOM down USO down > XOM down
XOM going absolutely bonkers
Interesting tidbit. Not sure if anyone remembers back in 2006-2007 when XOM and other gas companies were a major part of the S&P and oil prices were climbing to $80 a barrel. Back then any lower oil prices would lower the price of the S&P.
Come on XOM, shit the fucking bed already
sticking to what you know is actually underrated advice, but the missing piece here is that "knowing oil and gas" doesn't help you if you're buying options and just guessing direction. the wheel on something like XOM or CVX at 0.15 delta, 30-45 DTE lets you collect premium while your sector knowledge informs whether you actually want to own the stock at that strike. buying calls on oil after a big move is how you give money back, which sounds like exactly what's been happening to you.
fucking XOM sells off on higher oil prices. you cant make that up.
Watching NVDA closely - it's pulled back quite a bit from its highs and the AI capex story hasn't really changed. The near term pain is macro-driven (tariffs, rates uncertainty) but the long term demand for GPU infrastructure is still very much intact. For energy - yeah I think you might be a bit late on the pure momentum trade. XOM and CVX have run hard. If you want energy exposure with less crowding, maybe look at some of the midstream names or international plays that haven't moved as much. Personally staying mostly in cash right now and adding slowly on any further weakness. Downturns like this are where you build positions for the next 2-3 years, not the next 2-3 months. The key is not running out of dry powder too early.
XOM really is -7% go the week. Wild
Exxon Mobil XOM, McDonald’s MCD, Johnson & Johnson JNJ, Google GOOG, Coca Cola KO, Amazon AMZN This is the meta.
I bought a few OTM call options last week on XOM for April. If oil goes nuts...I win big. If not, I lose a little. It's proving to be a nice hedge here.
Why are you playing XOM instead of USO?
is XOM gonna pump or what is this dogshit.
It’s a good day to drive an EV and own XOM and defense stocks.
Wheres XOM finishing? Is the oil price drop good for business?
Went all in on XOM should I be worried
My IRA is XOM, XLE and biotech, chilling
Gotta stack, northrop grumman and XOM have been good for me
Maybe XOM because a trillion dollar company
This is great for XOM and the others!
As a proud shareholder of 2 XOM shares, I am walking into the nearest station and doing an inventory check to make sure the spoilage and missing items are at all time low’s. I will also tell the station owner to give the cashier 2 smoke breaks to maximize his productivity (1 at noon and 1 at 5 pm)
Gotcha ok. So it’s literally things like XOM and such?
We export most of our oil (shale makes gasoline. Its light.) Europe and India and China need the heavy oil, which we get most from Canadian Tar Sands, and Venezuela i guess.. the US and Canadian prosucers are ripe for short term market domination. CTRA/DVN FANG PR CVX XOM
We are gonna release the oil from the SPR to control prices XOM, SHEL etc will buy it and then complain that it has extremely high levels of hydrogen sulfide Then, the shit will hit the fan
Mother of God, i have XOM puts
Oil 110? I guess XOM might go up 0.5%.
I have fuckton of XOM calls I should be fine right?
Watch XOM go red lmfao
The historical breakdown: Integrated majors (XOM, CVX, COP) tend to outperform most in sustained + regimes because they benefit across the full value chain and can hedge downstream margin compression. Services names like SLB and HAL typically see backlog acceleration if operators believe prices hold. The less obvious plays: midstream infrastructure like EPD and ET don't move as much on spot price but benefit from volume throughput increases when production ramps. Refiners face a mixed picture since crack spreads can compress even as crude rises if demand gets destroyed faster than supply adjusts. What usually gets forgotten: insurance and shipping rates. War-risk premiums on tankers routed around Hormuz add 3 to 5% to landed cost for Asian buyers. That's a structural Brent-Dubai spread widening that stays even after prices settle.
Can XOM please get a +1% day when oil goes up 10% on monday? Thanks
Yeah I’ve noticed this, XOM too?
Go to your local oil store and buy a barrel In seriousness, buy USO or UCO for direct exposure to oil futures prices. Buy XOM, OXY, XLE for exposure to producers which will lag oil prices a bit but should benefit longer term by high prices and snap upwards like a rubber band.
Crash it and take the insurance payout and buy XOM calls.
I got XOM puts for next week, am I gonna be gay'd?
I’m bullish; - Conoco Phillips - XOM - Lockheed Martin - Northrop Grumman WAR! WAR!!!!!
“TRADING THE PROPHECY” Defense LMT, NOC Drone warfare AVAV, KTOS Naval conflict HII Energy spike XOM, CVX Chaos hedge Gold, BTC
I wonder how long the market thinks this conflict will last and how much XOM and CVX are priced in. If things take 4-5 weeks to play out as suggested, we could see the price per gallon well around $4.50 nationally. I honestly think the strait is not going to be safe for months. But is that priced in?
Why isn’t XOM pumping with this oil pump
If your costs to sell that oil also increase, that does not translate to higher earnings. Why do you think XOM and CVX have not traded higher this week?
Can't speak for that whoever that is but IMHO it is a bit early for oil bulls to say they were correct. It depends if this is just a few strikes on oil and disruption is short-lived. Thus far, XLE for example is only up ~20% in nearly 4 years. Companies like XOM or CVS are up a little more but still in that time period it has underperformed the market as a whole. But yes... if it is sustained for enough time to keep prices continue to keep going higher so that energy truly outperforms everything else, you would be absolutely correct.
Bought XOM cuz I’m an idiot. That’s actually why I stumbled in here just now
Wonder what that would do to CVX / TTE / XOM price.
Puts on XOM, calls on orange juice
25 years CVX, XOM, GE
Oil stocks have been fairly flat for the last week. XOM is actually down for the week
Been commenting this every single day. Piece of shit XOM still trading at the same price it was when oil futes were 60.
Gold/Silver up, oil up, miners down, XOM and CVX down.