Exxon Mobil

30 Mar
Read This Before Investing In Exxon
I’ll discuss the current earnings and XOM’s long term forecast. I’ll also discuss some factors that might jeopardize the forecast.

I’ll talk about why XOM is falling.

And I’ll conclude with a risk reward view on XOM.

Introduction

Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) is down 11% year to date and I’ve seen many headlines discussing how the stock is extremely cheap and a bargain.

I’ll first discuss why the stock is dropping, analyze the company, and then give you my view on the risk and reward of investing in XOM. More →
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Oil Is Down. Is It Time To Buy?
Even if oil prices are volatile, demand is stable and costs are known. This allows us to find the balance value and trade around it.

With oil above $50, all big producers are profitable and expanding investments and production, but that’s not a good long-term sign for oil prices.

For low risk, high return investments, investors should wait for some kind of panic that pushes oil prices below $40.

Introduction

In March when oil prices were around $54 per barrel, I wrote an article that described a low risk, high reward investment strategy related to oil.

The article, available here, advised readers to wait for oil prices to fall much lower to lower investing risk and increase returns because the long-term oil price is defined by supply and demand surrounding production costs while in the short term, anything can happen as OPEC news can easily move markets. More →
By Sven Carlin Commodities Exxon Mobil Investiv Daily Oil
29 Jul
Corporate Earnings of the S&P 500’s Top 10: Why It Is Important for You
Corporate earnings and fundamentals are variable, pick the stocks that best suit you.

There are low PE ratio stocks, high growth stocks, and high dividend yielders – anything you might want.

But be aware: some companies engage in buybacks that are detrimental to shareholders’ value.

Introduction

When you add up the top ten companies by weight, they account for 17.7% of the total weight of the S&P 500. For investors who are heavily invested in the S&P 500, following the earnings of its top ten companies is essential in order to understand the risks and rewards of being invested in the index. In this article we are going to assess the current market situation by looking at what has been going on with the 10 biggest companies in the S&P 500 index. More →
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