Exxon Mobil Corp

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These five all-American companies should have solid Fourth of July sales and their stocks may be poised to continue to be solid investments for the second half of 2019.
These five stocks offer investors a degree of safety in a market that appears to be teetering. In addition, they pay consistent and dependable dividends, and they will be around long after the...
Short interest rose among integrated oil and gas producers in the two-week reporting period that ended June 14. Short sellers boosted their short positions in one company by a full third.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers favored Pfizer, Intel and Cisco above all other Dow stocks.
Five of the 30 Dow Jones industrials are down so far in 2019, and some more are literally just one bad day away from being down for the year.
Short interest fell in four of the six oil & gas companies we track. Do short sellers really believe that oil prices won't go any lower?
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers favored Pfizer, Intel and Apple above all other Dow stocks.
In the Merrill Lynch research database we found five stocks that are rated Buy but have been beaten down and offer perhaps a degree of safety in a very expensive and tired stock market.
At the annual meeting Wednesday, Exxon shareholders voted down seven shareholder-sponsored proposals, including one to create a board of directors committee on climate change that lost by more 90%.
Short sellers loved the winner of a $38 billion acquisition and did not love the company that gave up.
These four Merrill Lynch picks make sense for total return investors looking for sensible energy ideas and dependable income.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Monday included Alarm.com, Exxon Mobil, Goldman Sachs BDC, Merck, Pinterest, Shopify, Wendy's and Zoom Video Communications.
The now-concluded battle over which oil giant would get to pay billions of dollars for Anadarko is now over and short sellers probably made some money no matter which horse they backed.
As of the most recently reported period, short sellers favored Apple, Intel and Pfizer above all other Dow stocks.
Now that Chevron has declined to make a counter-offer to Occidental's bid for Anadarko, where else can Chevron and the other supermajor companies look for possible acquisitions?