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ExxonMobil · November 2020
XOMEnergy2-year horizonHard
Imagine you already own shares of this company.
Everything on this page is limited to information available on November 2, 2020.
The situation
- Date
- November 2, 2020
- You own
- Shares of ExxonMobil
- Period
- 2 years, until November 2022
Decide what to do with your shares.
The company at the time
ExxonMobil is one of the world's largest oil and gas companies. The pandemic had cut demand for fuel, and oil prices collapsed in the spring; U.S. oil prices even briefly went below zero in April. Last week Exxon reported its third quarterly loss in a row and said it would cut up to 14,000 jobs worldwide. In August it had been removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average after more than 90 years. It was borrowing to keep paying its dividend, which was now more than 10% of the share price. Many investors also questioned the long-term future of oil as the world tried to cut emissions.
Information available at the time
The same numbers as on company pages, as they had been reported by November 2, 2020. Sector medians aren't shown because StockLab doesn't have them as they stood back then.
Revenue, growth, profit and cash flow are for fiscal year 2019 (ended December 2019), the latest full year in an annual report filed by then; cash and debt come from the latest report (its date is on the card). Results announced after that aren't in these cards yet, even if the story above mentions them, so their numbers can differ.
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$33.99
Close on Nov 2, 2020
$143.7B
5-year trends
Annual figures, fiscal years 2015-2019.
Stock price
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What would you do?
No virtual money and no score. After you choose, you'll see what happened and a review of the reasoning.