Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

Proxy and class actions

Reminder to sign up as plaintiff for class action suit, deadline is coming. Also may 26, vote for removal of board members, split of chairman and ceo roles, and for measure to report how meeting 2050 net zero emissions targets affect the business.

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Post ID: @OP+19T2kTwo

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Chevron in DJIA and XOM out. At time of XTO purchase Chevron and XOM shares were trading same price. Three credit downgrades for XOM and one for Chevron. Just saying.

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Post ID: @2msv+19T2kTwo

Chevron 1.92B shares outstanding at $108/share is a market cap of $207B

Exxonmobil 4.23B shares outstanding at $59.4/share is a market cap of $251.3B

@1xup+19T2kTwo we are doomed because we employ id–ts like you...

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Post ID: @1qya+19T2kTwo

Hey look at Chevron, $106. Now trading at almost double that of ExxonMobil. We are doomed to that of mediocrity. Have been since Tillerson and Woods and his fellow god pod squad sealed the deal.

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Post ID: @1xup+19T2kTwo

XTO going to get creamed on the class action law suits. Corrupt, fraudulent and cooking the books on time tables, costs, and production were repeatedly reported to shareholders. Remember Woofs and Chapman saying time and time again, AND is still on XTO website, "ROI is 10 percent at $35 barrel". Lies, lies and more lies.

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Post ID: @1dlf+19T2kTwo

People s—. Not you op but others here. Why someone supports the xom hell who mows

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Post ID: @1hmx+19T2kTwo

💯

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Post ID: @1ghq+19T2kTwo

Dribble for ye:

Engine No. 1, a small, three-month-old hedge fund with about an 0.02 percent ownership in ExxonMobil, wants to make big changes to our company. They have made false statements about our plans and strategy. And they are proposing initiatives that would jeopardize our ability to generate the earnings and cash flow that we need to pay our dividend, invest in future growth and work on technologies that will be important to help tackle climate change.

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Post ID: @1ipk+19T2kTwo

Let’s PIP woods! Make it a hashtag #PIPwoods!

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Post ID: @1pev+19T2kTwo

The stock will hover around 60 forever if nothing bad happens.
If DW resigns or WWIII - could see a pop.

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Post ID: @1mas+19T2kTwo

Separating Chairman and CEO functions?
That's crazy talk.
Like popes and emperors.
senators and plutocrats.
peas and keels.
separate the yolk. a joke.

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Post ID: @1mxs+19T2kTwo

There is no class-action activity in US regarding Layoffs of any kind.
Maybe one is out there regarding stock manipulation - pretty trivial from 3 years.
There's a bribery scandal in a large country on African continent. Not on point, either.
This kind of negates all the rest of your dribble, OP.

In the mean-time, my take on a class-action suit is an old 46-chest Hart Schaftner & Marx in a marbled dark olive. Got my eyes on that.
Think it was a suit for Braniff pilots back in the day.

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Post ID: @1umb+19T2kTwo

Love the question! RSU’s that vested that I havent sold because the stock was $40/share. If you own xom stock otherwise I’d love to know what your strategy is lol

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Post ID: @1dcs+19T2kTwo

What class action?

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Post ID: @1zul+19T2kTwo

YES and YES!
The suit has merits.
And DW’s time is up!

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Post ID: @1sar+19T2kTwo

You people own ExxonMobil stock? Seriously?

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Post ID: @1qgn+19T2kTwo

Class action? Shameful.

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Post ID: @1rhx+19T2kTwo

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