XOM
Exxon Mobil Corporation
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XOM - have had it since $36 a share.

# NLP News Signals 2025-07-04
## Headline 1: Trump signs controversial spending bill during White House 4th of July celebrations - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
## Headline 2: Floods kill at least 13 in Hill Country; 20 children still missing - Austin American-Statesman
## Headline 3: Hamas submits ‘positive response’ to ceasefire proposal in major step toward a deal - CNN
* ExxonMobil $XOM: Hold (Confidence: Low)
A ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict may reduce geopolitical risk premiums in oil markets, potentially lowering crude prices and impacting energy sector revenues.
## Headline 4: Federal judge again halts deportation of eight i...
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MSFT, XOM, HSY

Yeah, check out Dividend Kings/Aristocrats. I like XOM, CVX, and PEP at the current price points, FWIW.

This is an updated of an [older plot](https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMarket/comments/1ijdwcp/magnificent_7_valuation_growth_and_margins/) I made depicting the valuation, growth, and margins for the Magnificent 7. Based on feedback from the last go-around, I'm depicting each company with a consistent logo size so that they can be easily visualized, since with the previous depiction, outliers such as Tesla were easy to miss. Instead, the surrounding circle will be proportional to the company's market cap. Net profit margins are shown below the logos.
Additionally, I decided to include all 18 companies with a market cap exceeding $400 billion, which would represent. However, as it turns out, some of the data points would cause the graph to be too congested--as such, V, MA, and COST are excluded, but all the data are shown in the table below.
| Ticker | P/E | Growth Rate (%, y/y) | Net Margin (%) | Market Cap (USD, Billions) |
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
| NVDA | 50.65 | 80.23% | 51.69% | $3,888 |
| MSFT | 37.95 | 12.13% | 35.79% | $3,708 |
| AAPL | 30.16 | -3.08% | 24.30% | $3,190 |
| AMZN | 36.44 | 74.99% | 10.14% | $2,372 |
| GOOG | 20.05 | 34.69% | 30.86% | $2,174 |
| META | 27.49 | 45.62% | 39.11% | $1,794 |
| AVGO | 100.36 | 33.85% | 22.64% | $1,294 |
| BRK.B | 12.81 | 10.18% | 21.79% | $1,036 |
| TSLA | 173.73 | -56.11% | 6.38% | $1,016 |
| JPM | 14.53 | 20.07% | 20.69% | $811 |
| WMT | 41.87 | -0.65% | 2.75% | $785 |
| LLY | 63.47 | 80.93% | 22.66% | $740 |
| V | 36.04 | 8.13% | 52.86% | $696 |
| ORCL | 52.97 | 8.38% | 21.68% | $667 |
| NFLX | 61.29 | 44.05% | 23.07% | $552 |
| MA | 39.92 | 10.96% | 45.21% | $517 |
| XOM | 14.86 | 1.14% | 9.49% | $484 |
| COST | 51.29 | 9.34% | 2.92% | $437 |
- Growth rate and net margin are obtained from Macrotrends for each company.
- P/E ratio and market cap are obtained using Microsoft Excel, as of 7/3/25 market close.
- Plot was generated using Python Matplotlib.

It makes sense that the leaders in a sector are typically strong investments. I like BRK.B, WMT, LLY, JPM, XOM, WM & LMT.

XOM - have had it since $36 a share.

# NLP News Signals 2025-07-04
## Headline 1: Trump signs controversial spending bill during White House 4th of July celebrations - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
## Headline 2: Floods kill at least 13 in Hill Country; 20 children still missing - Austin American-Statesman
## Headline 3: Hamas submits ‘positive response’ to ceasefire proposal in major step toward a deal - CNN
* ExxonMobil $XOM: Hold (Confidence: Low)
A ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict may reduce geopolitical risk premiums in oil markets, potentially lowering crude prices and impacting energy sector revenues.
## Headline 4: Federal judge again halts deportation of eight i...
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MSFT, XOM, HSY

Yeah, check out Dividend Kings/Aristocrats. I like XOM, CVX, and PEP at the current price points, FWIW.

This is an updated of an [older plot](https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMarket/comments/1ijdwcp/magnificent_7_valuation_growth_and_margins/) I made depicting the valuation, growth, and margins for the Magnificent 7. Based on feedback from the last go-around, I'm depicting each company with a consistent logo size so that they can be easily visualized, since with the previous depiction, outliers such as Tesla were easy to miss. Instead, the surrounding circle will be proportional to the company's market cap. Net profit margins are shown below the logos.
Additionally, I decided to include all 18 companies with a market cap exceeding $400 billion, which would represent. However, as it turns out, some of the data points would cause the graph to be too congested--as such, V, MA, and COST are excluded, but all the data are shown in the table below.
| Ticker | P/E | Growth Rate (%, y/y) | Net Margin (%) | Market Cap (USD, Billions) |
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
| NVDA | 50.65 | 80.23% | 51.69% | $3,888 |
| MSFT | 37.95 | 12.13% | 35.79% | $3,708 |
| AAPL | 30.16 | -3.08% | 24.30% | $3,190 |
| AMZN | 36.44 | 74.99% | 10.14% | $2,372 |
| GOOG | 20.05 | 34.69% | 30.86% | $2,174 |
| META | 27.49 | 45.62% | 39.11% | $1,794 |
| AVGO | 100.36 | 33.85% | 22.64% | $1,294 |
| BRK.B | 12.81 | 10.18% | 21.79% | $1,036 |
| TSLA | 173.73 | -56.11% | 6.38% | $1,016 |
| JPM | 14.53 | 20.07% | 20.69% | $811 |
| WMT | 41.87 | -0.65% | 2.75% | $785 |
| LLY | 63.47 | 80.93% | 22.66% | $740 |
| V | 36.04 | 8.13% | 52.86% | $696 |
| ORCL | 52.97 | 8.38% | 21.68% | $667 |
| NFLX | 61.29 | 44.05% | 23.07% | $552 |
| MA | 39.92 | 10.96% | 45.21% | $517 |
| XOM | 14.86 | 1.14% | 9.49% | $484 |
| COST | 51.29 | 9.34% | 2.92% | $437 |
- Growth rate and net margin are obtained from Macrotrends for each company.
- P/E ratio and market cap are obtained using Microsoft Excel, as of 7/3/25 market close.
- Plot was generated using Python Matplotlib.

It makes sense that the leaders in a sector are typically strong investments. I like BRK.B, WMT, LLY, JPM, XOM, WM & LMT.

XOM

I’ve got 10x 7/18 XOM 112c myself

I swung XOM

XOM

Hi All,
I'm looking for some advice. I am 43 years old with 5 kids (teens and younger). I have roughly $600,000 invested in multifamily real estate. The remainder is allocated as follows:
* SPY$ 14,823.00
* QQQ $ 22,622.00
* VOO $ 53,886.00
* AOM$ 5,000.00
* SCHD|$ 5,500.00
* FSK$ 11,000.00
* VTI$ 23,555.00
* GLTR$ 5,100.00
* HBAN|$ 5,000.00
* XOM|$ 4,000.00
* VTV|$ 3,222.00
* Random Stocks$ 10,000.00
* 2-10 year Treasuries$ 40,877.00
Currently I'm don't thinking about the stock market. I just invest $400 per week between VTI, VOO and QQQ. and every once in a while (like after a real estate distribution or a bonus) I invest a few thousand between those 3. Is there something else I should be doing?
Appreciate the help!

XOM ripping drill baby drill

Free money or amIfuk?
STO XOM Jul 11 2025 116 Call Collect $30

30% of your portfolio is in straight up cash (money market), so yes - that's got to be invested at least in something with higher yield and less susceptibility to rate cuts. But with that aside:
Withdrawing is more nuanced than accumulating for sure. There are so many ways to structure it. And you ask fundamental questions about your allocation that again, are so open ended that you'll just get a pile of random opinions.
It's important to research the asset classes you mention, understand them, and decide what you are comfortable with. The transition from pure growth to a more diverse portfolio consisting not only of stock index funds, but also dividend growth and dividend income securities (these are categories), plus bonds, is a journey - not a simple step.
This being said, I'm retired 4.5 years and here's what I do.
My portfolio is about 71% equities and 29% bonds, mostly corporate and high yield. There's 4% cash embedded in the bonds.
My equities are comprised of 40% growth - index funds and tech - plus 19% dividend growth (classics like JPM, XOM, PG, JNJ, SCHD, numerous others) and 12% higher yielding dividend income (JEPI, ARCC, PFFA, etc.). I have 75 individual securities which is a lot, but I am an active investor who enjoys this as a "pragmatic hobby."
I've set up my portfolio so that the total dividend and interest yield approaches a full 4% withdrawal. At this writing it's at 3.75%. In other words, I can pay for my expenses without selling shares. My highest yielding assets are kept in IRAs so that I can decide when and how much to withdraw. My taxable accounts hold a blend of growth and dividend growth. I take all dividends there as cash and have them deposited into a money market fund from which I pay bills.
There's so much more to talk about, and I don't want to be overly verbose so I'll leave it here.
If you want to explore some good intelligent content on income investing, check out Armchair Income and DividendBull on YouTube. These are mature, articulate investors (not Gen Z influencers).