XOM

zug_moneycomes

Boomer stock $XOM printing safe heaven lmao

zug_moneycomes

My stock -1% and going up. $XOM I kind of like you

zug_moneycomes

$XOM!!!

zug_moneycomes

XOM should be safe heaven - I’m disappointed

zug_moneycomes

Pivot to boomer stocks $XOM safe heaven

zug_moneycomes

$XOM can you move???

Lower_Fall4694

I hold OXY, XOM

zug_moneycomes

$XOM is time to move your old fat ass to around 156-157, ok???

Sclog

XOM making a lil bounce pad rn next week will be lovely I’ll keep holding my calls :) but tomorrow is payday so of course 0DTE fuckin any ticker give it to me

Ahamadrayasbaboon

They correlate quite a bit with the current oil situation. Even when the overall market took a dump and then rallied. This is likely because the current oil situation disproportionately affects access to non-US companies, and as the commodity rises, so does XOM’s and APA’s margins.  

zug_moneycomes

Ok $XOM lets go 🚀

RandomRocketScience

Hi, interesting port! Im very long oil myself, but I chose to go with futures (MCL & BNO shares), and the biggest companies in the space, mostly focused on upstream (XOM, CVX, COP). Whats your reasoning for going with the smaller companies?

zug_moneycomes

Here is the deal $XOM you go back green, I sell and put full port $DOCU put and we see who owns casino

NoMorning5015

thinking about picking up a few calls on some speculative oil names in my gambling account. Not crazy about options around XOM or CVX but there could be some profit in some small tickers.

zug_moneycomes

$XOM you donkey

zug_moneycomes

I bought $XOM with expectation for short term gain, but this slop seems to go down Premarket lmao

zug_moneycomes

$XOM!!! & $NOW

zug_moneycomes

$XOM

jew4445

XOM 6/5 170??

Typical-Ad-2814

Yeah big oil stocks like XOM have been basically flat/zig zag since the war started. I'm wondering if now is a good time to buy since oil could be entering a multi year bull market? But the risk is liquidity crises/stock market crash that would probably pull oil stocks down with it, or the oil stocks simply don't outperform oil itself.

Sclog

I said it on Monday and I’ll say it again, these gas prices are fake, XOM is gunna fuckin pump just like I pump their gas

Ostermousee

Told y’all to buy XOM calls for September I’m already up 50% LMFAO. Sold my initial investment and letting the profits ride :)

zug_moneycomes

$XOM boomer stock lets gooo $160 tmrw

SteakEater137

Why does the market hate Shell? Biggest oil crises in history and a PE of only 12.9, meanwhile it can only muster a 0.5% day when XOM gets a 3% day for some reason.

zug_moneycomes

$XOM safe play for difficult times

Sad-Comparison-8113

XOM 😄

zug_moneycomes

$XOM may print some money tomorrow

kramerica_intern

Seriously thinking of selling GOOG to buy XOM.

zug_moneycomes

$XOM & $NOW

BecomingSavior

XOM

rawrlionsrawr

I’m 33 years old and currently have about $100k in SGOV. I feel like I may have missed out on market gains over the last few years by keeping too much in cash/T-bill-like holdings in my taxable account. For background: I already max out my 401(k) and Roth IRA. I also have an inherited taxable account that is mostly invested in tech stocks, ETFs, and oil ($150k position in google and $100k in XOM for example). On top of that, I currently DCA about $200 per week into SPY and FTEC. The $100k in SGOV was originally intended to be used as home down payment money. However, buying a home has become difficult to commit to because my job, while stable, changes my location every few months. I’m also helping care for elderly family, which takes up time, and I’m currently still able to live with my parents. Given all of that, I’m considering investing half of the SGOV balance. My current idea is: * Move $50k into VTI * Invest it gradually in $5k weekly increments over 10 weeks * Keep the remaining $50k in SGOV * Continue my regular weekly DCA into SPY and FTEC and or change SPY for VTI after I commit. Does this seem like a reasonable approach given my situation, or am I still being too conservative/aggressive considering this money was originally earmarked for a potential home down payment?

FarrisAT

XOM & EOG are my faves for a world of $70-80 oil. Even if war ends, the shortfall and damage should keep oil structurally higher as long as the global economy does not collapse first.

NoMorning5015

XOM is probably best positioned. I've been tinkering with call options but haven't found one I'm comfortable with.

theknocker

what's the best way to play potentially increasing oil prices in the short/medium term? Currently looking at USO, BNO, XOM

theknocker

what's a good play for oil over the next 6 months? USO? BNO? XOM?

wallstreetstonks

I was too lazy to research others. Don’t even know their ticket names. XOM has some potential Venezuela deals that can also be a tailwind to my thesis.

trix_is_for_kids

Damn I’ve been thinking about oil all weekend but was a being a pussy today so didn’t jump in. Might have to tomorrow. Any reason you went all XOM rather than others/spreading it out?

Jax_Alltrade

Doing your own research helps. I also think that the restriction on certain analysis here creates a barrier to this, particularly with the cannabis sector, as many opportunities are, by their very nature, outside of common knowledge. I had a recent analysis I had to post elsewhere. Maybe the policy is a net benefit, but it will undoubtedly restrict proliferation of certain information which could be lucrative in the future. There are very few companies that yield such impressive short term returns without being obscure. There are always companies that are positioning to grow aggressively, REITs that are paying outsized returns without dilution or capital erosion, and zero to hero stories. There are a larger number of the inverse: Big companies that are about to catastrophically fail, REITs that dilute and erode into insolvency, and once great companies that go the way of Sears, Kodak, etc. It's also worth remembering that someone who turns 30k into $1 million and then realizes that will only walk away with 500-700k, give or take, depending on where they live. That's a lot of money, but a pile of cash is only as good as the income you can turn it into. Don't get me wrong, those returns are amazing, but if that's the only big hit they get over 50 years in the market they won't beat VOO or similar broad market funds. If you keep buying good companies with solid financials that you would be happy to own for 10-20 years then eventually you'll find one that will make dramatic returns. For me, one of those was NVDA, but I've also seen significant returns from RIO, EPD, some cannabis stocks I can't mention here, AMZN, UMC, and a few others. I bought each of these companies because I thought they were excellent companies at a fair price. I have many other positions which have had modest returns over the years: O, PFE, XOM, and a few others. I don't regret owning these companies, but it's important to remember that this usually follows a Pareto distribution, where 20% of your stocks will account for 80% of your gains, and 1% will account for 50%. So my advice is this: Just buy companies that you think will do well over the next decade or two, re-evaluate periodically, and eventually you'll find one that unexpectedly blows past your expectations. Also, avoid selling your winners and holding your losers, and avoid making snap decisions and impulse purchases/sales.

FarrisAT

I’m all for being a USO bull since I get roll yield. However, nothing wrong with getting a call on XOM. They seem dramatically undervalued if USO pumps.

kazkillinger

dont you mean XOM calls LOL

zdayatk

XOM

Ostermousee

Israel will not stop attacking Lebanon, Iran willl escalate and why are you not full porting XOM calls for September it is literally FREE money. Either way we’re going to have an oil crisis this summer

gainsusmaximus

Lol. I'm ber AF rn mate. MSTR, MSFT puts. And XOM calls. And you also missed probably the biggest wild card in June, SPACEX/OPENAI/ANTHROPIC coming to market to sell 4T worth of stocks. We're gonna get dumped on, and get bad reaction to Warsh, and Iran will reject any negotiations and cause OIL to hit 120 again. 🐻

Admirable_Nothing

I am not going to recommend individual equities but if there is one that is likely to do well for the next 3-5 years even if the bubble bursts as I expect it will, it would be XOM or CVX.

karthikulo

XOM

syncronicity1

I'm a long time XOM and USO trader. I've been much more active in oil since they snatched Maduro...come to think of it, what ever happened to him, there hasn't been a peep.- Day trader since 2005

Sclog

Snagged XOM $180c 7/17 at open for .49 each these gas prices are fake

bulldog5253

You do realize that SM energy is Chinese backed and is such a small player. I would swap SM for a oxy or EOG or even XOM. Same goal better player.

JimCasy

Natural gas companies like Comstock really don't belong in this portfolio. Look at XOM vs CRK in the past few months with all the Iran catalysts, domestic natural gas is really a fully separate market barely impacted at all by shipping limitations or global oil supply since it's completely different molecules, different midstream infrastructure, different demand system. Well known that natgas generally prices higher in the colder months and spikes along with bad weather. Fully separate catalysts for pricing that don't fit well with your overall theses here which are based on global supply chain and restrictions which again is something like third-order impact when it comes to domestic natgas.

The_Esteemroller

Long $XOM and $LLY watching this mess wishing you morons good luck. Can't wait for the loss porn.

SonOfObito

XOM is trying to breakout. It’s only a matter of time

Ostermousee

$800—>$3000 on the dump on open with SPX puts already sold. Loaded $5000 XOM $170 September calls $10,000 SOXS 11/20 $15 strike calls

Sclog

Scooped some XOM 7/17 $180c for .49 each at open, let’s give it 2 weeks and see

RandomRocketScience

Iran talks are over. Cl1 +6%. XOM and CVX CEO gave price targets of 150+

drojaking

XOM calls bois

A55BAG

Interesting, I think rotation back to defense LMT,RTX and energy CVX, XOM will come soon. Both are way cheaper now than before the war and things are generally going well for them.

creemeeseason

>I mean the same people 3 weeks ago said we'd be at 150 front futures. Not sure which three you're talking about, but most of the non-hype people have said that if the disruption continues we'll see $150+. Anyone worth listening to would not promise a date for that. I agree, for what it's worth. There's definitely a supply deficit, but there's also a lot of buffer in the system. >If supply is so troublesome how come the biggest oil companies are selling so cheaply 6 months out? I'm not sure what you're referring to here...What are they selling cheaply? Both XOM and CVX have stated in the last week that they're seeing early signs of supply issues.

throw_keeb

I'm looking at XOM, CVX, and MPC. I could see ERX or UCO being reasonable, too, if someone wanted to hold leverage and was more comfortable with volatility risk than with theta.

Some_Current1841

Was also thinking XOM calls. Always rebounds when oil comes back

SomePolack

USO or XOM calls can’t decide 

MikeMcArdle

I got lucky in INTC. I repair computers all day long. For me I missed AMD (dumbass) but bought INTEL. shoulda, woulda, coulda. We be old now and holding on to our XOM, SO, CSCO and JNJ. If I were younger I'd put 20% into SPCX this month. Maybe 5% first week then 15% after July 4th.

No_Feeling920

XOM pays significant dividend and it might be worth the early exercise, particularly if IV (premium) is low.

Backer1234

I like it when only half get assigned or they are 2 dollars in the money and dont get assigned. Seen alot of stuff that doesn't make since. Had some XOM covered calls assigned a month and a half out from expiration in 2020.

E39_CBX

Honestly fuck SPCE I’m going all in on XLE XOM USO BNO Monday. Oil chads we will eat good when the SPRs get drained this summer.

Alert_Breakfast5538

Considering my wife’s family is just sitting on a giant pile of XOM from her grandfather’s time working there for 30 years, I am very selfishly cheering on this crisis. I’m going to retire comfortably when my MIL kicks the bucket.

Chunknorris111

Bought XOM few yrs ago under $100. They pay some dividend, so why bother selling it. It generates some money and is a hedge against events like this. Also picked up some SPY put as hedges in case they start to fight again. Nobody here knows wtf will happen comes monday so best to cover all bases.

acrossseasons

Article states that IEA’s published outlook says July is when things are going to get crazy. You could long oil now but if headlines keep popping up about a deal oil stocks won’t hold up. I’d rather wait till the end of June to go long, that way even if I’m too early oil earnings should be insane. I’ll probably go long on VLO calls since their earnings are earlier than CVX/XOM. Could also do XLE calls idk

Zeakk1

$XOM? Grandpa was diamond hands on $XOM for decades till he died and his kids inherited it with the belief it was the best company to own.

NoctRob

I’ve had a few hundred shares of $XOM since it hit the $30s and $40s before COVID. DRIPDRIPDRIP and ride the oil wave.

Maxh_SCGA

I believe so... I have XOM calls exp July 2 at 175 strike

InfiniteNerve1384

I’m still in on XOM and SU calls. Took some profits but I don’t think this ride is anywhere close to over.

BigWaterFish

if youre looking for something that moves with oil itself rather than just energy stocks thats the hard part because most oil companies have a bunch of other variables affecting them like hedging production costs debt management refining margins etc from what ive seen XOM and CVX are surprisingly less correlated than people expect during short term oil moves a lot of people use USO even with its flaws because its still closer to the commodity than individual companies. if youre specifically betting on a Hormuz disruption youre basically making an oil price bet not necessarily an oil company bet

WrexyWrex

EXXON SVP NEIL CHAPMAN, at the Bernstein conference: (via Eric Nuttall) [$XOM](https://bsky.app/hashtag/%24XOM) [https://bsky.app/profile/carlquintanilla.bsky.social/post/3mmwtnytpek2o](https://bsky.app/profile/carlquintanilla.bsky.social/post/3mmwtnytpek2o) XOM CEO says 2-3 weeks shit will hit the fan

tacomeat99

You need to get out of those XOM calls. I doubt COM gets close that price again. Its headed back to the normal 120-130 range as long as Iran doesn't shake things up again.

OrganizationNo2455

Why the fuck would you buy XOM calls when it's been dropping for a week straight??

SteakEater137

It’s hard to wrap my head around the fact there’s a huge oil bottleneck that has driven barrel price up at least 50%, and yet oil stocks like XOM and CVX are flat or even below their price at the start of the war. Who knew stacking ceasefire rumors could be so effective? Its more peaceful than actual peace.

This-Philosophy-2580

Diversify away from tech maybe? XOM

RandomRocketScience

On SPY? AI bulltrain is super strong, no idea if this is gonna work. Personally Im long BNO (long common, short cash secured puts), and MCL contracts, if you want to trade futures. You might get better risk/reward buying XOM or CVX. Oil is ripping violently up and down, but every analyst forcasts at least $90 until EOY, so those should have limited downside, considering they are profitable at $60ish a barrel. This is either the most obvious trade the market does not seem to see, or Im just a regarded permabear. Size carefully.

Opposite_Day_9771

Buy CNQ, XOM, CVX, COP and collect divys. Not sexy but will win in the long run. This is a Mexican standoff investment.

rayzorburns

!banbet XOM $180 30 D

KYEEZY98

Anyone ever notice $XOM stock price kind of mirrors oil price. There's a lot of money to be made there...

Xzlk

XOM puts are printingggg

KYEEZY98

XOM getting crushed

SteakEater137

Uhh can someone explain why energy stocks are dumping today, when they already dumped last week on multiple “deal hours away” fake stories that were definitively proven to be wrong? XOM and CVX are both lower price now than before the war even started, while a shoe company turned “AI” is still up over 30% in the same time frame. I honestly don’t understand how that’s possible lol

YourChildhood5762

The problem with equal weight indexes is that they have to sell winners because they grow to be more than equal weight. Assuming NVDA was once a $5 stock, they would have had thousands of shares in order to equal the market cap of let's say, XOM. They began reducing their holdings in NVDA when it hit $6 and you lost the entire run-up.

Erazyboy

More explosions in the Strait of Hormuz, tankers are blowing up, oil is about to reach the pumps... The bears are still opening short positions saying 'this time it's definitely a recession' 😂 Brother, while Iran is setting another ship on fire every day, you're still crying 'we're at rock bottom'. I'm watching the energy sector, XOM and CVX will surge soon. The bears will get screwed in these explosions too, classic.

InitiativeGlum2507

I bought XOM @ 32 and sold at 172 while you mongoloids were buying QYLD for the yield

Maxh_SCGA

I just bought bought my first options contract ever, brand new to this options stuff XOM calls at $175 strike price expiring by June 26, for $87 per contract. 4 contracts, 2 in my RRSP and another 2 in my non registered account. But i have been given the option to Roll the contract to July 1, they gave me back $56. All of my USD Lots of Commodities traders are saying IRL shortages will happen this month.

oldprecision

oil down bigly, yet gasoline flat. calls on XOM

BlownCamaro

In 2020 when the price of a barrel of oil went NEGATIVE, I loaded up on $CVX, $RDS.A (that was the ticker then) and $XOM. Ask me how I retired early again.

dvdmovie1

" How the hell are ya'll keeping your sanity? " It's not been difficult. In the nearly dozen years I've been on Reddit I've never seen more complaining and frustration over what continues to be a very good market. Sentiment on here at times you'd think that the market was down 20%. "trade war / supply chain / energy volatility" And yet how much of Reddit owns energy companies? All the discussion of an energy crisis on here and what % of Reddit owns energy companies and was buying when this all started in March? So much of Reddit just wants to buy the MSFTs of the world that they don't have to think about and when things happen where that playbook doesn't work, people complain and act like the market is broken rather than trying to look for what benefits. Reddit used to be great for talking about a much wider variety of businesses, now all anyone seems to want to talk about and invest in are the same dozen or two companies. "spacex (ridiculous valuation)" The level of upset over SpaceX (nobody had a problem with all the shitty things included in the indexes in recent years - including SMCI at the top before all the various corruption issues, for example - but OMG SPACEX IF THATS IN MY INDEX I CAN'T INDEX ANYMORE) is feeling "inverse Reddit"-y. I bought SATS when there was the SpaceX share deal because I thought it would create interest in SATS as effectively a SpaceX tracking stock; did well. Have sold some recently, will sell more into the IPO but will probably keep some. "US is no longer looked at like a stable partner/investment due to its governmental instability wars are breaking out, and will likely only grow as people recognize the US as a paper tiger" So buy the gold dip. Buy defense. Buy real assets. Buy land names. Buy actively managed commodity futures funds. I thought last year that we had clearly moved towards a multi-polar world (fantastic interview with the PM of Singapore last Fall with the financial times where that was a big topic - great response by him: "So we are in an uncomfortable position where **the old rules do not apply anymore, but the new ones have not been written**, and we must brace ourselves for more turbulence ahead.") "massive wealth inequality leading to higher taxes and government instabilities" The issue I have is this: do you have confidence broadly for the government to fix this? To fix healthcare? Education? I don't. The can will continue to get kicked no matter who is in office until it cannot. Massive wealth inequality at some point risks social unrest and then more money will be thrown at the problem. Many years ago, Volcker raised the fed funds to nearly 20% to stop inflation. If we went to half of that today, it would be game over before we got there. In 2008, policy barely saved the day - I honestly think the idea of another 2008 is so unpalatable (and probably unfixable) at this point that it would not be allowed to happen and money printer go brrr would be viewed as more appealing. Politics has become so all-encompassing/win at all costs that difficult decisions that might create better long-term outcomes are likely never going to be chosen. Above goal inflation for the foreseeable future is - imo - a baseline scenario. Worst case, 2022 but worse and faster. All the people on here who talk about the risks given the global environment and then in the next sentence talk about going to cash (not OP, but have seen this plenty of times over the last couple of years particularly) I don't get it. I don't get the mentality that every little dip is apocalyptic, which has turned into the norm on Reddit over the last couple of years in particular. People want to own all the popular stocks but don't want any of the volatlity that comes with growth stocks. Or are worried about inflation but keep buying the MSFT dip and ignore anything that's not tech - it really feels like for a lot of people that there is little interest beyond the playbook that worked for years. This, despite the fact that you could have done better in boring WMT over the last half decade than MSFT. Could have done much better over the last 5 years in boomer favorite XOM than MSFT. There are other things out there besides Mag 7 but it feels like a lot of people don't want to explore those options then complain when the MSFT dip becomes a 7 layer dip. Again, Reddit used to be so much better about having a wider variety of names discussed. All the semicap stuff, memory, optics, photonics, etc that has mooned this year would have been a much bigger topic on here pre-covid, now those things aren't discussed much until they're already up 100% for the year and even then a bigger topic is complaining about MSFT - but when you say "why not invest in something else?" it's nOOOO. "a lot of people will lose their jobs very quickly (much more quickly than previous industrial revolutions)" It's UBI or eventual social unrest. The concern becomes these people can't fix healthcare or agree on anythiing, so what's the confidence on coming up with an effective UBI plan to address the AI scenario where massive amounts of layoffs occur? Long story short, are things a mess? Yes. Do I have a lot of concerns over the next 5 years? Yes. But what I do with investing is try to figure out how to postion myself to benefit from those things and if I don't get something right I keep trying to figure it out until I do. The things that might benefit from those issues are not in every case going to be the things that are shiny and exciting and that everyone wants to talk about owning.

burner456987123

Insurance like ALL or PGR (PGR is 15% of my portfolio). Pharma like JNJ or Merck. PFE has a nice dividend. everyone oughta have an energy stock of some sort like CVX, XOM, or just buy the XLE etf. Hold something outside the us like EWZ or EWC. I think this AI event is a wave, like Josh brown said. It’ll end like everything does, but you’ve gotta ride it.

brock2063

I for one welcome back our 1990s overloads INTC, XOM, and IBM. It was a better world back then.

Cav829

My XOM stock is about to go green and suddenly started surging in the afternoon. Golly gee I wonder if anything is up. It is very difficult with how covert this government is.

val913

I wish I had put the whole $10k in AAPL that day. Instead I diversified, got $1500 in each XOM, Merck, and GE. They are all doing alright too... When GE split into 3 companies and Vernova took off it's been a fun ride.

Shoganai_Hito

My 16 yr old wants to get into stocks and told me to put $200 in PLTR and $200 in INTC. Idk if I should talk him out of it and put VOO instead or let it roll. He’s up $40 in XOM since earlier this year (put in before Iran war) so maybe he knows more than me

Pikminmania2

What oil stocks are mooning? XOM, CVX, all goin up by like 3%

Affectionate_Hotel17

XOM performs better with the view of the strait not opening back up (their oil doesn't go through the chokepoint)

Affectionate_Hotel17

My XOM calls are fucked, right?

TheyCallMeCool1

XOM going parabolic