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XOM UpdateDon't get it twisted this submarine is going to scrape the floors in the near future. Remember, we have a transition (substitution effect) off of oil to electric, even with their soon-to-be 4.9 billion dollar purchase (which poses it's own risks), so thouugh it's a long term mitigating factor, the stock has risen from 28 in early 2021, lol when you realize or don't allow your cognitive bias of anchoring interrupt your thought, you see why the 62-65% level will be seen. tagging as short for my timeframe sentiment though my pop is short term bullish (but i would not touch it on buy side unless it was weekly calls)
NYSE:XOMShort
by candlestickninja
XOM The energy sector is one I discussed in my 03 July 2023 report, highlighting the related ETFs as well as the oil price which, at the time, had a pending breakout. The underlying commodity (oil) has since started to turn higher, which may be a boost for the sector, which also saw strong buying activity in recent weeks. Exxon Mobil's key drivers are as follows: (1) Price largely unchanged since October as the price absorbs overhead supply. (2) currently test the incline support in place since February 2022 (3) In the short term, is trading at the lower boundary of the 2 standard deviation, 50-day linear regression channel (with positive candle structure at the time of writing) (4) horizontal support in place. With energy perking up on a relative basis, a tactical rebound may be possible with the potential to breach the downward trend line. Do note that event risk is at hand with earnings due on 28 July 2023. Time Stop: 31 October 2023
NYSE:XOMLong
by techpers
Ceased to be insignificant. What country is this?-I begin this analysis by congratulating a South American country on its great financial rise in recent years. -Until recently, this unknown and small country was not even noticed in the local scene. Due to the most recent discoveries regarding its energy potential (oil), things are changing, and this small country has attracted the attention of the big oil producing countries, more precisely the OPEC cartel. -Its meteoric rise has made the country the fastest growing oil producer in the world. If things continue to evolve, the small and “prosperous country” could become a huge headache for the cartel, so much so that we had the Saudi energy minister, Abdulaziz bin Salman, and Haitham al-Ghais, secretary general of OPEC, inviting the rookie to join the cartel in recent months, however, the invitation was declined. -The country's justification for the refusal is as follows: “We need to maximize production and profits in the short term, as the demand for oil should decline in the coming decades. At the moment, our idea is to get the most of these resources out of the soil and as quickly as possible, because we are not sure of the window that we will have in the future", said the vice president of the country. -He also pointed out that if the country joined the cartel, it would risk becoming indebted to the other producing countries, as its members always want to reduce global production to keep prices high, going against the grain of the country's main idea. “Our plans are to increase oil production by 1 million barrels per day by the year 2028”. -Exxon Mobil and some partners have been exploring the region since 2015, and around 30 major discoveries have been made. Estimates are around 11 billion barrels of oil equivalent available for exploration. The country has become Exxon Mobil's main target, and investment efforts by foreigners have already reached the order of US$ 40 billion. -As its oil production grows, its domestic economy also expands and investments from abroad are flowing into savings in infrastructure projects, such as the expansion of electricity grids and ports to support the intense and growing flow of exports. -The growth of the oil sector in the country triggered a large flow of trade and attracted investments in hotels, restaurants and department stores. The IMF estimates that the country's GDP could grow by around 37% in 2023 -Another factor of great importance for the country is the increase in its presence on the global stage, and with that the country was elected a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council. A great achievement! -If you reached the end of this text, will you be able to answer which country I am referring to? Let's test your ability to observe events that can generate good results... Lol! -Worth a read! -Do your analysis and good business. -Be Aware, If You Buy, Use Stop! -See below for other graphic reviews!
NYSE:XOM
by MacD_Bollinger
XOM LongDidn't want to post this until it broke above the earnings date AVWAP because, according to Brian Shannon, you don't really have confirmation until you trade above it with some strength. I'm currently long $110C for 6/16 @ 0.53 Daily annotations showing a lot of bullish signs. - Bounce off of year-long trendline support - Big accumulation volume at the EOM candle - Weak volume on earnings AVWAP/Saudi production cut news rejection - Higher than avg buying volume after higher low - RSI divergence playing out, higher highs, higher lows - Volume delta turning bullish- MACD cross and confirmation - Break of earnings AVWAP - Also broke out of a falling wedge pattern today (not shown) Hourly shows a few itself. - Series of higher highs and higher lows - Defense of buyer's average AVWAP - Defense of 32 EMA and 129 EMA cross. - Break above and bull flag over horizontal resistance The first price target is around $110/$111, that would be TP1. Second price target would be the gap just under $114. If you buy more time than me, you could even have a PT of the high @ $119. Depends on the macro environment and what JPow says. I am looking to cover before that event on Wednesday. I am expecting a pullback in the next two days, just to check either the earnings AVWAP or one of the EMAs. Needs to clear up some overbought conditions on the hourly, and the MACD and is trying to roll a bit. Will see if it's worthy of a dipbuy if that plays out, might roll the strike or expiry idk yet. Line in the sand is a failure to defend EMAs. If we break back below earnings AVWAP or the 32 EMA on the 1hr, I will probably cover for B/E and try again but buy more time, see where the 129 EMA and buyer's average is for a reentry. Watching DXY and CL1! closely to see if there is a catalyst either way for a big fundamental move, but right now I am relying on technicals.
NYSE:XOMLong
by taylorbray
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XOM OUTLOOK 06/05 -06/09After finishing March and April strong and making all time highs at 119.92, NYSE:XOM pulled back in May to a key support level around 102. With $CL_F setting up for a bullish week, and the Saudis plan to cut their OPEC+ oil supply by 1 million barrels per day, we could see gas prices rise and a potential buying opportunity in $XOM. Technical Analysis: NYSE:XOM tested a breakdown of the macro channel we’ve been watching, but was able to reclaim the support during Friday’s session. As long as we respect this channel, I can see us continuing higher. We also have a dirty inverted head and shoulders with the daily 102.33 level as the neckline. Bulls will want to hold above 106.26, reclaim the 200 day moving average and break above the weekly level at 107.90. My lean is bullish, and will look at the 50% short retrace at 110.59 as a potential price target this week. Bears will want to see price action below 102.33. Upside Targets: 106.26 → 107.55 → 107.90 → 109.58 → 109.61 Extended: 110.59 Downside Targets: 105.00 → 103.32 → 102.33 → 101.26 → 99.18 Extended: 97.02
NYSE:XOMLong
by peterjames_6
Valuation Chart for Exxon Mobil (by The Equty Channel)Average analyst target for Exxon s higher at $127.79. Traders who want to take advantage of this may wait to enter the trade near far value of $83.64. Oil prices hare being negatively impacted by the current economic environment and there could be some near term downside ahead of greater summer demand. Those looking to invest should know that the longer term outlook for Exxon calls for earnings to experience a -10.74% CAGR over the next 5 years. Pairing that information with my knowledge of the current economic environment it suggests there could be pandemic-like draw down for the energy sector, as the global economy continues to weaken. Investors should understand that Exxon is anchored to lower prices and wait for better buying opportunities. Tune into the Equity Channel Podcast next week for a discussion of what we may be able to expect in the second half of 2023.
NYSE:XOM
by D1Finance