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Brenton Wanner
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World’s largest oil and gas refining company In 2009 Produced 2.4 mil. barrels of oil Produced 9.3 bil. Ft 3 of natural gas 37 refineries
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Recent Price : $69.40 Purchase Price : $88.32 Intrinsic Value : $86.00 Shares : 28 Gain : ($569.80) Port Weight: 2.73% P/E: 13.1 Debt/Equity:.06 EPS Growth 3 Yr: -15.60 Net Profit Margin: 6.21 ROE: 17.25
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EXXONINDUSTRY P/E: 13.1 P/B: 2.5 EPS Growth (3yr Avg): -15.6 Net Profit Margin: 6.9 ROE: 20 Debt/Equity: 0.1 P/E: 14.2 P/B: 1.9 EPS Growth (3yr Avg): -9.7 Net Profit Margin: 0.8 ROE: 2.1 Debt/Equity: 0.6
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Republican House Victory To Yield Business- Friendly Policies Caltex To Buy Exxon's Share Of Gladstone Fuel Terminal Energy stocks jump with broad market, crude rally
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Total Number of Analysts: 20 Strong Buy: 5 Buy: 4 Hold: 10 Underperform: 1 Sell: 0
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Revenue expected to rise from 377.24B to 412.38B EPS expected to rise from 5.82 to 6.36 Growth next 5 years: 12.10%
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We should hold XOM because the oil & gas industry is experiencing good returns and is expected to have strong growth within the next 5 years. We should put more money into WFT because they are also in the oil & gas industry and are one of the top performers within their industry.
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