Exxon says it’s well-positioned to handle impact of tariffs, as it grows production by 20% Oil major doesn’t see a material impact to its development

ThatOwlWoman said:
Yeppers. pEarl is not a smart man. He is unaware that oil is a global commodity that sells on the global market. He hasn't yet figured out that if an American company increases its production, OPEC and other oil-producers will cut theirs by an equal amount to keep prices up. pEarl also doesn't realize that refinery capacity is a block to any company wanting to increase availability of refined fuel in the U.S.
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You are a dumb Nazi.
 
Nomad said:
Sounds like a load of corporate BS propaganda and happy talk.

Exxon's future development plans might be rosy looking for Exxon, but they aren't going to mean squat to middle and working class people paying out the wazoo for gas thanks to trumpty dumbass.
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Ah whatever... All my oil money comes from Conoco.
 
Earl said:
The sky is not falling.
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At least not for ExxonMobile. The smaller oil companies are in real trouble here.

Then again, last time ExxonMobile did not think trump would be a disaster for them, and they were proven wrong. The one thing that trump always surpasses expectations in is failure.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Ah whatever... All my oil money comes from Conoco.
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Conoco is now a brand, not a company you can invest in. Could you mean Phillips? Or do you think you own stock in a company that was fully bought out by Phillips? I think you can still collect your money from the buyout, but you are not getting any interest on that money. The buyout happened 20+ years ago, so you have lost quite a bit of money if you did not get paid when it happened.
 
Walt said:
Conoco is now a brand, not a company you can invest in. Could you mean Phillips? Or do you think you own stock in a company that was fully bought out by Phillips? I think you can still collect your money from the buyout, but you are not getting any interest on that money. The buyout happened 20+ years ago, so you have lost quite a bit of money if you did not get paid when it happened.
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Conoco runs a lot of oil well royalties and such. https://www.enverus.com/oildex/
 
Walt said:
At least not for ExxonMobile. The smaller oil companies are in real trouble here.

Then again, last time ExxonMobile did not think trump would be a disaster for them, and they were proven wrong. The one thing that trump always surpasses expectations in is failure.
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As I posted, Never Right Walter...

Exxon says it’s well-positioned to handle impact of tariffs, as it grows production by 20% Oil major doesn’t see a material impact to its development​


What do smaller companies have to do with the thread?

Try to concentrate and stay on topic.
 
Never Right Walter, perhaps you could tell us how gold is not used as actual currency

Walter posted:
"Again, gold is used as a store of value, but not as actual currency."

As I proved you wrong..." Several states recognize gold and/or silver as legal tender, meaning they can be used to settle debts and payments. These states include Arizona, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming, and South Carolina. Additionally, Louisiana, Kansas, Indiana, and Texas have also considered or passed legislation recognizing precious metals as ***currency.*** (Asterisks are mine)

You are a hoot, Never Right Walter.
 
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Earl said:
As I posted, Never Right Walter...

Exxon says it’s well-positioned to handle impact of tariffs, as it grows production by 20% Oil major doesn’t see a material impact to its development​


What do smaller companies have to do with the thread?

Try to concentrate and stay on topic.
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You don't care about smaller companies?
 
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