
NYSE:XOM
This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.
Exxon Mobil (XOM) continues to receive strong endorsements from analysts, highlighting its solid earnings stability and attractive dividend yield of nearly 3%. Experts note that despite current geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the company's fundamentals remain robust, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 15x and a significant presence in the market. With a remarkable 38% increase over the past year and consistent performance, experts express confidence in the stock's growth prospects, particularly with developments in its Guyana production. While some caution against investing in oil stocks due to perceived supply saturation, many believe that XOM is well positioned for future gains, especially as oil prices are expected to rise. The company is also recognized for its share buyback programs and strong capital deployment strategies, reinforcing its position as a leading player in the energy sector.
With a 2-year view? With a 2-year view, you could probably buy this. Yields about 3.5%, so you shouldn’t do much worse than that. Technologically it is probably the most advanced oil/gas company, and is well integrated. This is a trading stock. On big oil/gas companies, you ultimately make your money on the production per share basis, i.e. production/shares. This has been producing about 6 million barrels of oil a day for about 10 years. To offset their decline rate, they have to spend so much money, and it costs a lot of money to get it out of the ground. He would prefer a Canadian mid-cap. (See Top Picks)
The ultimate Trump stock. When the president of the company is nominated to become Secretary of State, that can only benefit the company. If energy goes up, the company wins. If energy goes down, this company is going to perform because they are so diversified across the industry and geographically. Dividend yield of 3.45%. (Analysts’ price target is $89.92.)
If you are a believer that the energy market is continuing to stabilize and recover, he likes this company because it is a very conservative play. The largest integrated oil company globally. Feels they are very committed long term to cost control and a strong balance sheet, enabling them to make some very opportunistic acquisitions going forward. Trading at 2.15X Price to BV, which is a discount to its 10-year average of 2.8X. Dividend yield of 3.33%.
(A Top Pick Jan 17/17. Down 6%.) This is a buying opportunity. Fossil fuels are needed, and this company is the best managed, largest and most diversified, so this is a long-term winner. Also, has a 3%+ dividend yield making it one of the higher yielders. (See Top Picks.)