Exxon Mobil (XOM)
$44.60
0.04 (0.09%)
XOM Stock Quote Delayed 30 Minutes
Previous Close
$44.60
Market Cap
188.83B
PE Ratio
9.35
EPS
4.77
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
15.41M
Day's Range
43.45 - 44.67
52-Week Range
30.11 - 77.93
Dividend & Yield
3.23 (7.24%)
XOM Stock Predictions, Articles, and Exxon Mobil News
Exxon Mobil is a Classic Yield Trap That May Not Last Much Longer
The oil producer thinks it can make money with oil at $40 a barrel but futures prices aren't showing that price until the end of 2023. Meanwhile, Exxon Mobil stock has an alluring dividend.
Ignore Exxon Mobil Headlines, Watch the Earnings
Expect some ugly headline numbers from Exxon Mobil when it reports tomorrow. Moreover, investors should be prepared to buy shares with increased confidence
Exxon Mobil Looks Attractive on Every Dip
Investing is easy when the long term company thesis is viable beyond doubt. Exxon Mobil stock dips are buying opportunities for a long while.
Is Exxon Mobil Stock a Bargain?
With everything going on in the world right now, Exxon Mobil stock is on sale. But not all sales are worth buying.
How to Trade Exxon Mobil Stock Into Earnings
Exxon Mobil stock is rising into earnings despite crashing oil prices. Here's how much the market expects XOM to move and how to trade it.
Dow Jones Today: Stocks Go Up, Oil Comes Down
The Dow Jones Industrial started the week on a strong note as investors embraced news that some states could soon reopen.
Why It’s Best to Avoid Exxon Mobil Stock at This Point
Buying a stock like Exxon Mobil on hope isn’t a great idea. XOM stock is likely to plunge as oil prices plummet. It’s best to just stay away.
Dow Jones Today: Microscopic Gains Under Looming Covid-19 Data
Headline risk figured prominently into investor calculus today, but losses were small and the Dow Jones Industrial Average eked out a gain.
Dow Jones Today: Rebounding Oil and Decent Earnings Lift Stocks
A desperately needed rebound in the oil patch coupled with some decent earnings reports helped major equity indexes recoup some of the losses incurred on Monday and Tuesday, although data suggest the economic malaise is far from over.
Breaking Down the Crude Oil Glut Crisis
For the first time ever, oil producers had to literally pay companies to buy their oil. What happened and what does this mean?
Dow Jones Today: Stocks Are Already Acting Like a Recession Is Here
Stocks stumbled again Tuesday as the ongoing decline in the oil pitch, coupled with fears a new coronavirus stimulus package will prove inadequate in bolstering the economy, served confirmation that a recession is setting in.
5 Top Stock Trades: Oil Stocks in Focus as Crude Goes Negative
Crude oil futures turned negative on Monday, sending jolts throughout the energy sector. Let's look at a few top stock trades from oil.
Dow Jones Today: Commodity Collapse As Oil Prices Drop Below $0
Negative oil prices and frequent-delinquent Boeing slammed the Dow Jones Industrial Average today, and earnings promise little relief.
Exxon’s Dividend Looks Safe, With an Attractive Yield
Exxon Mobil is offering an attractive yield. XOM stock has an 8.25% dividend yield that the CEO says it is committed to maintaining.
Why Exxon Mobil Investors Should Ignore the OPEC+ Deal
The geopolitical conflict between Saudi Arabia and Russia was merely noise for Exxon Mobil stock. In reality, declining demand that’s been in play for decades will continue to hurt the energy sector.
Should You Buy Exxon Mobil Stock as Oil Crashes?
Oil fell to a new low yesterday and is weighing heavily on Exxon Mobil stock. Here's how to trade the energy giant if you're a bull or bear.
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