Is that where you are at?
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Does Imperials rising stock and positive earnings ever paint a picture. We will see what their country strategy is with
regards to layoffs. If no layoffs occur, I believe it’s to keep favourable public opinion and to prop up the brand while Exxon sells
Majority stake. Plenty of M&A in Canada currently. Time will tell
Exxon has screwed me in every way they possibly could. Not everyone was so lucky like some people claim. I really don’t give a damn where they are in 2025. Karma is a b–ch. Hopefully they end up right where they should be. Like the toilet.
Hope Chevron is smarter than that.
Rosneft and Aramco scarfed it up.
Merged with Chevron
Hopefully, in my rear view mirror.
It will be know as eMobil :-) .. the Esso part will be digitized and the half of the stock price will be virtual.
Hell?
Still around in 2025.
Like an old GOM rig now crusty and good for amberjack and the rare red.
We got internal meeting today.
Understand the external meeting is soon - tomorrow?
Here's a bootleg tape of this afternoon's rehearsal. So haaaard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Nh8_9FETF0
@plr+17FEFq9g: You sound more even deranged than Dan Patrick. Are you Jim Jones from Jonestown? Did you bring the Kool-Aid?
in trouble, unless we clean house, starting at the very top. Voice only communication this morning and we could clearly hear the exec flipping the pages when reading....
You sound like Dan Patrick. We have to cleanse - we have to suffer - if it is people like me it is fine (just not me).
We'll be in a better position than now.
We need to clense, and that's happening now.
Many will suffer but it has to be done.
I may get affected, and that's OK, I'll move on.
The company needs a reset and reorg, ASAP.
Swimmin’ with the fishes
New CEO will be hired to clean up the mess? Larry Culp?
In the gutter
I think the mid 2020s to 2030s could be monstrous years for the industry. Exxon was really about the only one heavily investing in exploration. Now add in the fact that no one is investing for about 2 years then you've got a recipe for some really high prices in the future. Remember the industry is one is which investments today don't show until much later down the road. Guyana is already low cost. The news s—s today for many but this company and industry will be strong around 2025. Economics will always win
I thought OXY was as confident as you.
I strongly believe with all the cutbacks and shedding, with time crude oil back to around $60-$70, ExxonMobil stock will be $55-$85. I am not sarcastic, this is my honest feel. Corona will eventually be conquered like N1H1, SARS, Ebola etc, people are dying to fly to meet relatives they have not seen in a long time, cruise vacations will spike, poor countries are overpopulating rapidly and cannot use electric cars yet, demand for crude oil will be up, and this will long be forgotten. Expect ExxonMobil stock $55 - $85. Though ExxonMobil would be the last ones to enter the green era, they may buy some green company too and this will help their bad carbon image.
Hope the stock is more than 40 and not less than 10.
Execs in Dallas, a handful of EMIT in the US, a little more than a handful of geos and UOG/UIS at the campus, CSR to pretend to be green, and the majority of the company working out of the TCs with a turnover rate higher than a revolving door at the bunny ranch
Down to 5 companies, exploration, development, production, downstream, and XTO, no chemicals, no URC, and no EMRE. 1/10 of the present size with half the present oil/gas assets.
HQ still located in Dallas.
Revenue doubled
No more dividend and Exxon eliminates 50% of the overall production capacity