Back to normal Oxy team! Expect new leadership to create a new initiative with all the cute buzz words.
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Now that Vicki’s gone, hopefully Oxy won’t have to resort to over leveraging and overpaying for acquisitions
@y8 Have you ever stopped to consider that perhaps you are the typical Oxy employee? How can you tell from an anonymous post if somebody is a typical Oxy employee or not, or even if they are an Oxy employee? Would it surprise you to know that I am not an Oxy employee?
@y9 Good luck with that, but if you check out 80% of the threads on this board, they’re not about layoffs, not even remotely. Most are just disgruntled employees venting. It’s the same for other companies on this board. Sorry if that bothers you.
@v0 I want to talk about Layoffs on a Layoff board. Apparently that is confusing to you and makes you angry. Stop fabricating what I want to talk about in order to make up some accusation. The usual Oxy mentality on display yet again.
Love seeing the typical Oxy employees on these boards. So entertaining and really demonstrates the companies true nature.
@sn So you must be the knucklehead that wants to talk about the house and senate, the midterms, the power structure in the political system, then complain about someone bringing up share prices and investments on a layoff board (God forbid!). What do you want to discuss here on the layoff board? We’ll follow you.
Welcome back to the $40's... I imagine you were giddy when the stock peaked at $65 but this was just a dream. I'm so glad that I've seen this movie before and sold my stock at the peak. With your debt becoming more manageable, the acquisition sharks will be interested in you.
How’s life at Oxy today? Is your Manager thinking about selling the company to ensure his self enrichment? Similar to Marathon, Anadarko, and Pioneer…all great companies that promoted a long runway and had a distinct value proposition eventually sold out or consolidated to their benefit and to the detriment of the hard working employees and vendors
@j8 Completely missed the point again along with all the people thumbing you up.
In the last six years, Oxy hasn't been forced into anything. It is shocking to me to see a company so bloated just continue to float along. I guess we do live in an alternate reality.
The only move that will be made is that Oxy will be acquired and non core pieces sold off by the buyer and people laid off.
@de I would love for the violence in the ME to stop. All it takes is for the t€rr0rists to lay down their rif1es and RPGs tomorrow. Poof - no more violence.
I would expect RJ to come up with his own plan for sure. Change in this case might be good for a fresh take on things.
@de OP‘s original post was about the price of oil and how it affects Oxy. Some knucklehead tried to hijack the entire thread and make it about a binary choice between war and money. That knucklehead missed the entire point of the original post. Then some other knucklehead tried to change the subject to the midterms. Learn to focus.
OP - Oil did not lose much today and I will have to see the agreement signed before I believe the price is going down much. Every other time we have been told an agreement is near the bombs start flying and the oil price goes back up. I would much rather have a stable oil price at 50-60 than any wars that keep the price up. Also, if Iran keeps this going the mid-terms are going the other way for sure with inflation and the price of oil driving many to vote the other party back in power. That hurts the current admin more than anything else, because once the power shifts in the house and senate Iran can get what they want again. There is a lot more to this than just signing an agreement as Iran holds the cards in how they can affect US politics. The current power structure in our political system is holding on by a thread. Even if the war ceases and oil prices go down there are many voters that are changing their votes to support a power change in the house and seante in November. Inflation, job loses, slow hiring are going to drive the November elections.
@d4 totally missed the point, didn’t you? Although you did prove the point that you are more concerned with money at Oxy than stopping the violence in the ME.
@OP if you have diversified correctly, your 401K should make you very happy. If the Oxy stock price concerns you, you should’ve sold back in March. All that’s happening now is the price is slowly going back to where it was before the war started. Unless you’re a stock fund manager, invest for the long haul and don’t worry about the daily ups and downs.
Why are they depressed and bickering? Is this system in flux and fraught with insecurities.
People so depressed here that the fighting and destruction has ended as all they care about are the share price and their 401ks.
By make a move do you mean purchase another company again? It may be time to take on more massive debt.