Thread regarding Marathon Oil Corp. layoffs

Stock Buybacks

Should we talk more or less about these in next quarterly release about the amount of money squandered over last 2 years?

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Ha! I attended Impact 2020. There were a hundred of us, and I doubt 5 are still with the company. But I got to see Lee in the race car suit in person, so that made it all worthwhile.

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Post ID: @axhl+13JxiBFm

MRO stock to be trading close to $5 on 3/9/2020. Is that more or less than buyback price?

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Post ID: @9qgy+13JxiBFm

Anyone attend "Impact 2020" back in 2015? We now know what the impact was.

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Post ID: @8lvz+13JxiBFm

Come back Clarence please ! First time I saw replacement CEO address town hall meeting foolishly dressed as a little boy - racing car driver I expected problems in the future. Never expected disasters that have followed. To say nothing of the supposed “ Leadership Team” Time for adult intervention.

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Post ID: @8kmn+13JxiBFm

Been in the field for over 2 decades now and it’s sad. I used to bring my kids to work on my Friday’s off hoping they would one day want to follow in my steps. Those days are gone. Now all three of them work for competitors and I don’t blame them one bit. And sadly the way MRO has taken care of the retired alumni, I’ll be depending on our competition to take care of me in my last years

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Post ID: @7eta+13JxiBFm

Floundering execs advised by clueless novices while HR diverts attention. They employ young petrotechs who couldn’t cut it in the real world while we lost the real talent. Even Nero had better sense as he watches his empire crumble. Clarence would kick every one of these tossers to the street

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Post ID: @7cph+13JxiBFm

Take over the only hope and have assets and resources managed by competent people.

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Post ID: @6blv+13JxiBFm

please, some company take us out before we chesapeake!

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Post ID: @6tdy+13JxiBFm

Buybacks + asset purchases: more or less than MRO's current market valuation?

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Post ID: @5prh+13JxiBFm

At this point, the unthinkable Deanna bailing out on the gravy train for other pastures looks smart................

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Post ID: @3htr+13JxiBFm

Accountability for thee, but not for me, the C-Suite motto. They'll walk away with gigantic bonuses even while destroying the market cap of a company. "Cash flow!" they cry, while investors continue to punish them because cash flow is a game of smoke and mirrors. It's a cup and ball performance show, a misdirect. Don't look at that balance sheet debt, look at this production! Pay no attention to the global oil glut, we're cash flow positive down to $50! $47! $45!

Let me do my song and dance, the whirling, spinning, ever distracting performance as we deliver a cash flow while our stock tanks. Don't do the math, just look at what we're showing you.

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Post ID: @3skn+13JxiBFm

The only thing Marathon stock is good for is years' worth of capital losses to deduct forward; nobody who has received RSUs in the past 5 years has sold them at anywhere close to their grant value.

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Post ID: @3bzx+13JxiBFm

Let’s talk share price, ownership, accountability, dismissals and resignations of leadership. The share price has fallen 33% in last 30days and 54% over the year. Leadership need to hold themselves to account for this !

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Post ID: @1ukz+13JxiBFm

Check how "much" (little) each exec owns of MRO, they're happy the spend MaraBucks, but not their own

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