XOM

Current-Hunter-227

Calls on oil? Bro just buy XOM and let global chaos do the portfolio management for you. 🛢️🔥

reaper527

> Fitting that my China ETF and stocks are the only green in my port today. i've got plenty of green american companies in mine. * T * MO * DIS * TKO * XOM

No-Improvement3164

PEP erased 5 years gains. XOM flat 9 years

floppy_panoos

I know we're steaming into a recession but XOM at $95 (if it comes down and tags support) might be too good to pass up...

meikawaii

Puts on what? OXY? Don’t the bigger companies like XOM and shell have more overseas and offshore exposure? Which ones to get puts ??

CrazyRichOptions

XOM today would probably pull Oxy down before their own earnings

InnerSandersMan

I have found that the big companies move relatively close together and they almost always follow the commodity price. Juniors are another story. If oil goes up $5 next week, all the big boys will be green and their increases will be relatively close to each other. Trending that's valuable for options plays. Long term, I agree that they are vastly different. XOM, SHEL vs BP, CVX Good luck

Walternotwalter

Maybe he got into XOM or CVX.

EmpathyFabrication

I recently sold out of XOM at $114. I might buy back if it goes under $75-80. Natural gas seems to be the better play these days imo.

NoMorning5015

aside from a few shares of XOM that I inherited, I don't do fossil fuels, but I've seen Targa Resources mentioned a bunch in analyst reports and they seem to have good prospects.

SeeLeavesOnTheTrees

So… thoughts on investing in crude oil ETFs and/or XOM, CVX?

JaDonYoutube

XOM beats earnings despite lower profit and they're down, silly me for thinking they'd do well 

yoless

V, XOM, LMT are 3 I can think of. Low Beta, and good enough volume

WingWorried6176

XOM

noplanman_srslynone

I wonder who could be reporting earnings tomorrow... XOM and some sweet CVX, nothing to see here move along

AdAmazing8187

Ought hundreds of long dated XOM calls in October 2020. Literally made millions

mtol115

XOM puts cooked?

Ok-Grapefruit-572

Hope that’s good for my XOM earnings calls tomorrow 🤔

Meanboy_og

Looks like I’m bag holding Unh … bout a nibble of XOM and webul

IndependentUsual7444

Cramer said to stay away from XOM

qw1ns

That is very normal issue. I follow the OXY from the days of takeover and WB funding 10Bln onwards. In fact, I missed buying OXY when it was $7 -icahn purchased at such prices. OXY is fundamentally strong company, they hold largest oil lands in texas region (bigger than CVX and XOM). If company share price going down, buy, dca and hold long term. Since this is recessionary period, all sectors are going to get affected and prices will go down, that is our opportunity to buy it. I started buying OXY and will continue add every $5 drop in price, other wise hold it. These are not tradable stocks, but investment stocks (no options). If you want to trade, choose TQQQ or SOXL kind of ETFs (today I bought SOXL at $10.95 and holding still at $11.75, may sell it when it reaches above $12.25). Again no options, but just ETFs. Any way, this is my way and there no one solution fits all.

theineffablebob

at least my XOM is paying me dividends

AP9384629344432

Hate it when Yahoo Finance glitches with the percent gains/losses. It has this bug where if I say am down $115 on a stock, it will show -11.5%. And in this market, that's completely possible. Also LOL at crude oil in the $58. Granted I have some portfolio bets that would very much gain from higher energy prices (VAL, XOM, BTU), but at the same time, this is negatively impacting all the actors that deserve nothing better: OPEC, Russia, MAGA oil bros who vilified Biden, Iran. (Sorry if I've offended any warm water port enjoyers). This is not just because a bad GDP print, btw. [Saudi Arabia said today it's giving up on supply cuts](https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/saudi-arabia-signals-it-can-live-with-lower-oil-prices-sources-say-2025-04-30/). This is 100% a lie, that sid--they need $90 to balance their budget and they are spending like crazy. This is real Art of the Deal negotiations to degrade the economies of other OPEC cheaters + shale.

Miserable_Message330

That's the lgbtq global warming hoax playing tricks on you that everything is getting warmer, everything is getting more expensive, and it's the liberals fault for making your XOM puts going to zero.

greenpride32

Behind the stock market are companies that produce actual goods and services (many of which you consume on a daily basis) and profits. I can name just a handful of companies and in sum they pay out over $10b in dividends each year - KO XOM PG PEP KMB. Regardless of political climate, these companies and many others are not going away and are not going to fail. Did you stop driving your petrol car or stop charing your EV car? Did you cancel your internet and mobile phone services? Did you cancel your streaming? Are you living off the land and stopped shopping for food and drink? Did you cut all electricity to house and using fire to heat? Well, then in some way you are pumping money into the economy and generating profits for some entity. "Fundamentals are out the window" - what does this even mean? Just some common catch phase that has caught on with little substance.

SpittingT

I can't upload images from the phone, watch the post on watchpotus.com. Donald J. Trump@realDonaldTrump 4h ago President Trump's administration has announced a policy to increase oil production in the Gulf of America by 100,000 barrels per day, following an executive order to "Unleash American Energy."… read more Link in post: https://nypost.com/2025/04/24/us-news/trump-admin-will-increase-oil-production-in-gulf-of-america-by-100k-barrels-a-day-under-new-drilling-policy/ 💰 Financial implications: Direct impact - 🟢 Oil majors & offshore drillers (XOM, CVX, SLB, HAL): Gulf output jump, regulatory rollback = fatter margins, more projects, capex surge - 🔴 Renewables (NEE, ENPH): fossil fuel ta… unlock full insight

noplanman_srslynone

So next week we get a bunch of earnings! AMZN, AAPL, MSFT, LLY, V, MA, CVX, MCD, PLTR, XOM, CAT etc... We taking bet's on how many of them are going to offer guidance? Wonder if all of them will just be like "we'll get back with ya"

Stephen_1984

Bearish for the next few months at least: [Opec+ will start increasing oil production from April 2025](https://www.enerdata.net/publications/daily-energy-news/opec-will-start-increasing-oil-production-april-2025.html). More supply means lower prices. [Tariffs hurting the global economy](https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Trumps-Tariffs-Just-Torched-His-Own-Energy-Agenda.html) will reduce demand for oil, lowering prices. Russia and Iran are major oil producers. More sanctions will crimp supply, raising prices. Fewer sanctions will ease supply, lowering prices. [Trump is dovish on Russia. ](https://nypost.com/2025/04/23/us-news/trump-gives-zelensky-dire-warning-on-russia-ukraine-war-accept-peace-or-risk-losing-the-whole-country/) His Iran stance was tough in his first term, [but has been dovish in his second.](https://www.thefp.com/p/trump-obama-iran-deal) Venezuela and Canada are major oil producers as well. Again, sanctions and tariffs. I own shares of Chevron (CVX) and Exxon (XOM) with low cost bases, so I'm just along for the ride.

qw1ns

>All pure speculation in my view. **If I asked you right now what Trump's next move is, what Xi Jinping's next move it**, if there will be a trade deal between USA and China, if Trump is backing down now due to advisors, can you answer any of these with certainty? Can you also tell me that when GOOG, NVDA, UBER, META, AMZN, XOM, etc all report earnings they will tank rather than go up and bring the markets up? Where exactly is the market bottom? This above paragraph is called speculation which you are trying to do! >The true people who are 20+ aged investors and lived through 2008 know it's time to hold cash and wait. **Even Warren Buffet is holding cash**! See here, buffet never care what Trump will do neither what Xi will do. He sold well before all the tariffs/trump's initiatives ! He minds his own business, holding cash and ready to buy companies ! Keep cash and buy stocks/companies at deep discount whenever you see. That is it !

Hacking_the_Gibson

Okay, so do you think JPM is going to dump 20% off of their EPS? Or XOM?

greenpride32

The stock market is backed by real companies (many of which you use daily and are paying directly or indirectly) - the market is not going to go down each and every day until it hits zero. The likes of KO XOM PG JNJ are paying tens of billions of dollars a last year and will continue to do so this year and the next and the next. Do you people have parents or grandparents? Do they not have spouses, and siblings and such? Many of them are living off annuities and pensions and 401k which have heavy investments in the stock market. Are you hoping that all their retirement funds will suffer and degrade their quality of life? Did you start living off the land and stopping did you part to stop all corporate revenue and profit?

Matthew-Ginter

With all the craziness over the last 3 or so months I have dialled back a-lot of my positions about 30% of my portfolio is in bonds, 20% is in a split of VYM, SCHD, VTI (I know theres overlap I am 22 and young and dumb) 43.5% is in individual stocks (PEP, XOM, OXY, MO, WMT) which I had scaled back on and took profits in February and March so the loses I am taking due to the uncertainty isn’t bothering me too much, Finally i have 1.5% of my portfolio in super risky low probability of return stocks, and finally I carry 10% cash. Anyways I am wondering since I have a cash and savings that are ready to be used as I have too large of a emergency fund what ETF would you pick to DCA into especially in the current market sentiment. My goal is to purchase a home with a very large down payment in the next 5 years I have 30k at the moment and I am hoping to have 100k in the next 5 years. Finally I just want to mention that this is in a TFSA in Canada and I plan on diverting most of my free cash to a FHSA (First home savings account which is a TFSA account for a home in Canada) where plan to do a three way split between an ETF, Canadian Bonds, and American bonds.

miler4salem

So are you buying anything at this point. Maybe not today but have you gotten anything since the dip? I have my few deep value plays I've held through out and then I added some FANG and XOM for oil price rebound. I'm getting longer as we go and willing to start falling with the market a little.

dogs_and_stuff

I’ve been overly bullish during the tariff drama so it’s mostly just luck with timing my calls. Ford, XOM, JPM, and SPY.

dogs_and_stuff

It’s too many trades. Sometimes several per day. Lots of quick flips for 10% - 20%. I will say mostly calls on Ford and XOM. Again just buying on red days and selling on green

BIGPOTHEAD

XOM 115C finna print 

Apprehensive-Sky-248

the parallel i’m using w cannabis is the gold mining sector 2015/2016 a strong 4/5 year bear market from the 2011 gold highs took its toll on mining shares.. dilutions and bankruptcies on all of the small market cap juniors were ripe w fraud w false drill assessments / overpaying ceos / ect.. i got caught in my first and only 0 in otc penny stock land.. i believe it was called middway gold mdw.. it was actually remarkable how quick it went to 0 from my entry.. maybe 4 months everyone talked about their favorite ceos/mines & those that knew the most were also stuck the most % on their investments.. undoubtedly similar to pot stock investors but then the gold price went higher & miners over corrected to the upside in a strong move.. i was in a silver miner AG at $2 and it was best stock on NYSE 2016 at one point up to $22.. however today even with gold at record highs AG trades $6.50 tlry reminds a bit of barrick gold.. the alleged big daddy of the sector that always traded terrible.. barrick has also struggled in this recent record gold run and only trades $20.. gold mining sector has been good for swing traders but terrible for investors for 10 years now .. commodity sectors in general are the true boom bust players of the market which makes long term investing difficult however here we are in weed.. destroyed since 2018 mainstream ipos.. & barely tick up since the election gap down.. an extreme controlled selling.. pot stocks made -60 to -80% in 6 months look casual.. now they’ve been doing this on very light volume both in shares traded and the new much lower total notional$ tlry rn is a great example of new lows on selling fatigue.. tlry’s volume has been getting lower while the price falls bringing total $ traded down substantially.. as i type this tlry has a bottom set up that just undercut previous lows on the “bad news” of potential reverse split at .43c.. this is great news to flush out a final bottom.. this is what the sector wanted to see.. a flat to rising msos while the retail bubble super star tlry flushes out on scary news.. market makers know where the stops are and quick flushes to new lows clip a lot of them at golds bottom there were major articles calling gold a pet rock at oils bottom in 2020 XOM was let go from the dow & went $30 to $120 tlry potential reverse split news is great news here to keep the going to 0 narratives alive when 0 starts getting so casually called for it’s time to start looking higher but when higher hits remember it could b followed by a lost decade

Ok-Efficiency-5728

Calls on DOW, MO, & XOM

Meanboy_og

Bought back all my puts on VLO and XOM just now in profit. Sold ford ( F ) for small loss. In profit for the day. Going to wait and see for now. Looking at put selling maybe later.

wombatnoodles

XOM gon zoom?

wombatnoodles

!banbet XOM 106 eod

SULT_4321

"So you lobby politicians to create regulations that only established companies like yours can afford to comply with, effectively blocking any new competitors? Regulatory capture at its finest!" $CMCSA $T $JPM $BAC $XOM $CVX $PFE

ComprehensiveKiwi489

Any thoughts on the contrarian move of buying CVX or XOM? I obviously see where the price of oil is, but it’s typically been hard to find dips to buy these, and perhaps the price of oil will eventually recover.

DC_cyber

If the Fed intervenes to suppress yields, long-term Treasuries could see price appreciation as rates decline (ETFs like TLT or interest-rate-hedged bond funds like AGIHX & BNDX). Pair with corporate bonds (LQD) to capture credit spreads… Or Inflation-Protected Assets if they print? Like TIPS (ETFs like TIP) and (GLD, DBB) and energy/agriculture stocks (XOM, MOS) as real-asset hedges?

reaper527

that's pretty much the jist of it. for individual stocks, you have to ask yourself "is this down because the company is genuinely headed in the wrong direction, or is this a temporary set of circumstances that it will bounce back from". for example when XOM was down in the $30/share range back in 2020 due to the pandemic crushing travel, it was always clear to most people that this would come roaring back (yes, some green absolutionists claimed oil was dead. they were wrong, as always). there, buying the dip was crazy profitable for anyone who did so. PTON on the other hand, was just crazy over valued when it was in the $100+/share range, and when it crashed down, it still might be a profit opportunity but it's not going back to those 2020 evaluations. with a broad market s&p 500 etf, you're forgoing your chance for a massive return for the near guaranteed odds that there will be a comfortable gain over the next 5-10 years from what you put in. now is exactly the time to be buying in on something like that.

Dayvfish

XOM Puts. Should be some money coming out of XOM and into BP/CHV with the gulf oil news

reaper527

there's nothing inherently wrong with any of those companies, but it's too tech heavy (like, exclusively tech companies). diversify a bit with things like PEP, XOM, JNJ, some kind of bank, etc.

MisterBurkes

Holding some boring stuff like BABA and XOM that I picked up near their all time lows, I'm expecting a re-pricing + multiples contraction on US growth stocks this year so looking to buy later.

ftmech

Ai 1. Market Size Associated with OXY Occidental Petroleum operates primarily in the oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) sector, with additional segments in chemicals (OxyChem) and midstream/marketing. The global oil and gas market size is vast, with estimates for 2024 at approximately $5 trillion for the upstream, midstream, and downstream segments combined, driven by global energy demand. The upstream E&P segment, OXY’s core focus, is roughly $1.5–2 trillion, depending on oil prices and production volumes. The Permian Basin, where OXY has significant operations, is a key contributor to U.S. production, accounting for about 5 million barrels per day (bpd) or roughly 40% of U.S. crude output. For context, the total addressable market (TAM) for OXY includes: Oil and Gas E&P: Global crude oil demand (~100 million bpd) and natural gas markets. Chemicals (OxyChem): Basic chemicals and vinyls, a $300–400 billion market. Carbon Capture (Low-Carbon Ventures): Emerging market, projected to reach $100 billion by 2030. OXY’s TAM is high-growth in the long term due to persistent energy demand and the transition to lower-carbon solutions, but short-term volatility tied to commodity prices impacts revenue predictability. 2. Breakdown of Leaders with Market Share The oil and gas E&P sector is fragmented, with no single company dominating globally due to state-owned enterprises (e.g., Saudi Aramco) and diverse regional players. Among publicly traded companies, market share is often measured by production volume or market capitalization. Here’s a breakdown of key publicly traded leaders in the U.S. E&P space, focusing on the Permian Basin where OXY is a major player: ExxonMobil (XOM): Production: ~3.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/d) globally, ~600,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~10–12% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$500 billion. Chevron (CVX): Production: ~3 million BOE/d globally, ~700,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~10% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$270 billion. Occidental Petroleum (OXY): Production: ~1.33 million BOE/d (2024), ~800,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~6–8% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$34 billion. Pioneer Natural Resources (now part of XOM):

ftmech

I use ai screeners. I ran oxy through mine and broke it down in under 2 mins: 1. Market Size Associated with OXY Occidental Petroleum operates primarily in the oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) sector, with additional segments in chemicals (OxyChem) and midstream/marketing. The global oil and gas market size is vast, with estimates for 2024 at approximately $5 trillion for the upstream, midstream, and downstream segments combined, driven by global energy demand. The upstream E&P segment, OXY’s core focus, is roughly $1.5–2 trillion, depending on oil prices and production volumes. The Permian Basin, where OXY has significant operations, is a key contributor to U.S. production, accounting for about 5 million barrels per day (bpd) or roughly 40% of U.S. crude output. For context, the total addressable market (TAM) for OXY includes: Oil and Gas E&P: Global crude oil demand (~100 million bpd) and natural gas markets. Chemicals (OxyChem): Basic chemicals and vinyls, a $300–400 billion market. Carbon Capture (Low-Carbon Ventures): Emerging market, projected to reach $100 billion by 2030. OXY’s TAM is high-growth in the long term due to persistent energy demand and the transition to lower-carbon solutions, but short-term volatility tied to commodity prices impacts revenue predictability. 2. Breakdown of Leaders with Market Share The oil and gas E&P sector is fragmented, with no single company dominating globally due to state-owned enterprises (e.g., Saudi Aramco) and diverse regional players. Among publicly traded companies, market share is often measured by production volume or market capitalization. Here’s a breakdown of key publicly traded leaders in the U.S. E&P space, focusing on the Permian Basin where OXY is a major player: ExxonMobil (XOM): Production: ~3.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/d) globally, ~600,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~10–12% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$500 billion. Chevron (CVX): Production: ~3 million BOE/d globally, ~700,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~10% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$270 billion. Occidental Petroleum (OXY): Production: ~1.33 million BOE/d (2024), ~800,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~6–8% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$34 billion. Pioneer Natural Resources (now part of XOM):  Give me the market size associated with the stock below, give me a breakdown of the leaders with market share, give me a breakdown of the leaders with their revenue per / year, give me the moat for the specific company, give a chart of the last 5 years for revenue and net margin, give me a comparison of the revenue/margin compared to the top leaders in the market that are publicly traded stocks. Give me a break down of the options open interest and call contracts to puts contract ratio. Are there upcoming catalysts or rumors that will increase the stock price. Are there upcoming headwinds which will decrease stock price? The stock we are looking at is OXY .Decide with the ideal conditions if the company is investable with a rating from 0 to 10 being the best company for the next 10 years. The metrics we want to check are TAM is high growth, company revenue has grown 10-30% year over year, company margins are always profitable and increasing, or margins are transitioning to profitable, and P/E ratio relative to the growth of the company and industry relative peers is not too expensive. Under 50 P/E is ideal and the lower the better. Place more weighting in how consistent the revenue is growing every single year as well as how stable / increasing the margins are. What are the free cash flow for the last 5 years? What is the total debt for each of the last 5 years?    24 web pages I’ll provide a detailed analysis of Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY) based on your request, covering market size, market share leaders, revenue, moat, financial metrics, options data, catalysts, headwinds, investability, and more. I’ll use available data and critical analysis to ensure accuracy, but note that some specific figures (e.g., exact market share percentages or real-time options data) may require assumptions or approximations due to limited public granularity. Let’s dive in. 1. Market Size Associated with OXY Occidental Petroleum operates primarily in the oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) sector, with additional segments in chemicals (OxyChem) and midstream/marketing. The global oil and gas market size is vast, with estimates for 2024 at approximately $5 trillion for the upstream, midstream, and downstream segments combined, driven by global energy demand. The upstream E&P segment, OXY’s core focus, is roughly $1.5–2 trillion, depending on oil prices and production volumes. The Permian Basin, where OXY has significant operations, is a key contributor to U.S. production, accounting for about 5 million barrels per day (bpd) or roughly 40% of U.S. crude output. For context, the total addressable market (TAM) for OXY includes: Oil and Gas E&P: Global crude oil demand (~100 million bpd) and natural gas markets. Chemicals (OxyChem): Basic chemicals and vinyls, a $300–400 billion market. Carbon Capture (Low-Carbon Ventures): Emerging market, projected to reach $100 billion by 2030. OXY’s TAM is high-growth in the long term due to persistent energy demand and the transition to lower-carbon solutions, but short-term volatility tied to commodity prices impacts revenue predictability. 2. Breakdown of Leaders with Market Share The oil and gas E&P sector is fragmented, with no single company dominating globally due to state-owned enterprises (e.g., Saudi Aramco) and diverse regional players. Among publicly traded companies, market share is often measured by production volume or market capitalization. Here’s a breakdown of key publicly traded leaders in the U.S. E&P space, focusing on the Permian Basin where OXY is a major player: ExxonMobil (XOM): Production: ~3.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/d) globally, ~600,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~10–12% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$500 billion. Chevron (CVX): Production: ~3 million BOE/d globally, ~700,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~10% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$270 billion. Occidental Petroleum (OXY): Production: ~1.33 million BOE/d (2024), ~800,000 BOE/d in Permian. Market Share: ~6–8% of U.S. E&P production. Market Cap: ~$34 billion. Pioneer Natural Resources (now part of XOM):

MyLuckIsTurning

My XOM calls sitting between -73% and +8% rn. I went too far OTM on some (expecting more of a V than a chop recovery) that are eating shit rn.

32233128Merovingian

I bought $XOM leaps at open when saw the energy sec talking about military action against Iran oil ships. Free money

Ducklesay

Loaded up on some OTM XOM calls before market closed, Iran and US talks this weekend could be a similar catalyst to what we saw in 2020 on that historic, one day energy rally. Anyone else playing this?

silas_p_silas

Finished very green on the which looking at the charts I am very proud of. Only L I took this week was XOM calls which was almost a meme level sell minutes before it rocketed. All in all going into the weekend with a cool head and nice bags 💰 😮‍💨

32233128Merovingian

Just picked up $XOM calls in case this Iran oil export shit actually pops off 

spsteve

Oh, for the record, I'm not saying I like XOM here. Just saying there are some minor mitigating factors to consider when consider your put depth.

Most_Newspaper306

yep... this is gonna turn out for XOM either way. If trade war ends and USD appreciates again they are screwed as crude goes lower and if it stays this low, demand will stay low, production cost high and saudis + russia will keep pumpin

Most_Newspaper306

XOM and TSLA puts. XOM as crude prices get demolished and any futures they even got left are shit as USD depreciates TSLA as they even stopped taking orders for all models except 3 and Y in china and are just fcked without rare earths + Mango released a vid of truth that openly shames Tesla

Most_Newspaper306

XOM and TSLA puts. XOM as crude prices get demolished and any futures they even got left are shit as USD depreciates TSLA as they even stopped taking orders for all models except 3 and Y in china and are just fcked without rare earths + Mango released a vid of truth that openly shames Tesla

Most_Newspaper306

XOM and TSLA puts. XOM as crude prices get demolished and any futures they even got left are shit as USD depreciates TSLA as they even stopped taking orders for all models except 3 and Y in china and are just fcked without rare earths + Mango released a vid of truth that openly shames Tesla

Most_Newspaper306

XOM and TSLA puts. XOM as crude prices get demolished and any futures they even got left are shit as USD depreciates TSLA as they even stopped taking orders for all models except 3 and Y in china and are just fcked without rare earths

Jamesyoder14

11 APR 25 $136 CVX 11 APR 25 $101 XOM

Jamesyoder14

Calls on $CVX and $XOM 

Most_Newspaper306

Recommend again: XOM and TSLA puts

EmpathyFabrication

Wow XOM under $100! I reversed course and sold out at $114. I think $50-75 might be a fairer price to buy in. I wasn't incredibly impressed by their last conference call but I'll be interested to hear the next one in May.

noplanman_srslynone

XOM? Who knows depends on when OIL stabilizes

kalakesri

mr Witkoff please make my XOM calls print 

ThinkingOfTheOldDays

thoughts on the oil companies, CVX & XOM? could see a really hard rebound in the commodity, and I like it as a safety play

Employee28064212

XOM feels good to me this week.

noplanman_srslynone

XOM 98.64 right now...

Future_Hyena2562

And I sold my XOM puts on Monday 

leeuwvanvlaanderen

Man such bull oil price is in the low 60s and $XOM is still near ATH LET ME BUY CHEAP 

GamblingMikkee

Will get XOM at 10% yield lmao

GetPuffed

Puts on F, XOM, XLF, WMT and calls on BTU, GME.

ImpromptuFanfiction

Lots of good insight. It’s hard to know when you see a consensus, if you are really seeing a consensus. Inverse Meta was an especially great play, Google was great as well. Oil would have been another great play; in 2020 people were saying it’s the end of oil and gas and I remember just thinking “…..what?” Buying something like XOM in 2020 would have been a good play as well. Your points about political emotions on this site clouding interpretation of the sentiment is interesting. I’d agree there are real headwinds, but that’s about all I’d be willing to admit.

Ducklesay

I have XOM calls expiring this week, could any of these events cause a rally in that sector? Executive order seems like it could start a run.

justheretocomment333

I went into bonds in Feb for my 401k and then moved that to MM today. Previously I had my 401k in the highest risk fund which did awesome over the past two years. My play money is 80% cash, 10% XOM, and lottery ticket options plays with Tesla puts and GLD calls.

Gh0StDawGG

LOL dudes in r/oil are freaking out bc prices dropping too fast. I always regretted not buying COP or XOM after Covid. WE RIDE AT DAWN BOYS!!!!

Narrow-Ad-7856

My PLTR shares got called a couple weeks ago (thankfully), I'm looking to get them back but maybe not yet. NVDA and AMD are looking good, data centers will keep growing. I'll always look for good opportunities to add to CVX and XOM. I missed the EU defense train so that might be a good opportunity when things drop further.

Ducklesay

XOM calls might just come back to life🙂‍↔️

larrybobilly

By that logic you should sell now and then buy far more shares at a price like XOM @ 37 and get more gains. I think people here look down on selling for a small loss. Id rather have a small loss, be wrong and miss out on some gains than a huge loss. Also yeah the market always recovers as they say but not necessarily the american market. If the US does as they are saying an becomes very isolationist then a lot of the recovery may be inflation.

HystericalSail

This is how I wound up with a bunch of XOM during the Covid panic, diamond handed through a 50% loss to a 100% gain, then watched sadly as it ran up another 100% after being called away. At least I got paid some fat dividends while that lasted.

bangkokredpill

To back this up, take a look at XOM (Exxon Mobile) at 2020 or the height of Covid. Went from 95 to 37 to 123 in a few years. $37 in 2020, and imagine if you sold freaking out about Covid. The list of stocks hammered just in 2020 goes on and on - and anyone who sold during that time regretted it. Same story repeats itself. Something bad happens, then all the chicken littles come out and freak out on Reddit saying the sky is falling. Then 1-2 years later, everyone gets rich on the market again. Older investors know this.

WetLumpyDough

PYPL, XOM, maybe SNAP, S, LOGI, SMCI if it keeps falling, and some degenerate shares of ETNB to keep scalping

TheStinger2170

Took some fall damage but I didn’t put too much in so could have been a lot worse. Got out at 10. All apart of the game, luckily had big wins with XOM today to keep me well in the green. Just wish I had gotten in when I saw your message lol

Ducklesay

Bought 4/11 XOM calls this afternoon. Full tard, thinking a deal in the oil and energy sector would be made out by Monday right? Right chat?😭😂

AdAmazing8187

I made a fortune in the Covid crash. I bought super long dated out of the money XOM calls for nothing. Literally life changing money on a gamble.

BrobaFett_1

Oil/gas stocks took a beating today. Anyone looking at getting in any? Further pain expected? I was eyeing EPD and XOM if it gets closer to 100. But waiting to see what happens next

Ducklesay

XOM calls? Can see a strong bounce back in oil next week.

Curious_me_too

My short trades made me between 1x to 5x returns today. 2x on QQQ, 5x on NVDA calendar, 3x on XOM, 8x on XSP. Taking most profits. The profits more than covered my few long position losses Overall very positive day.

Lilchro2010

Roth IRA? Lol Who am I kidding, yolo the 10k on XOM puts

daymanlol

XOM has been resilient as fuck

slamtt

Are you regarded? Might be possible. As for XOM earnings, ThinkOrSwim says 4/25 BMO.

MitchCurry

XOM doesn't release a PR that I can find stating when earnings will be released. They have released Q1 earnings on 4/26/24, 4/28/23, 4/29/22, and 4/30/21 the past four years so releasing on 4/3/25 would be very early for them. My guess is your saw articles where the author was guessing when earnings will be out.

Hacking_the_Gibson

Do you not recall the first Trump admin? He's been an antagonistic fuckwit forever, and the world opposed his dumbass trade "policy" then in the same fashion.  As for reasons to believe the US economy and market will recover, I'll introduce you to AAPL, JPM, and XOM. No other corporations even come close to just those three giants. Further, we are like six weeks removed from ATH in the midst of a completely manufactured crisis. The underlying fundamentals of the American economic engine have not really changed. 

stockpreacher

TLT GLD PG KO XOM XLU XLP Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

JonnyP0T-SmokR

XOM wtf.

AP9384629344432

I'm technically long thermal coal which is indirectly long LNG but with more volatility. I don't own a ton of oil and gas directly other than XOM.

JonnyP0T-SmokR

XOM earnings are today and I was going to buy calls, but now I’m scared to buy anything. 

SecretSquritle

XOM should print today.