ConocoPhillips (COP)
$110.83
1.49 (1.33%)
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XOM – Why Exxon is the Best Oil Buy for Warren Buffett
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Market Cap
144.03B
PE Ratio
12.55
EPS
8.83
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
5.71M
Day's Range
$110.07 - $112.05
52-Week Range
$105.77 - $135.18
Dividend & Yield
$3.60 (3.25%)
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