Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:00):
Exon Mobile closed the last trading session at one hundred
fifteen United States dollars and seventy one cents, showing a
modest increase from the previous day. Trading volume reached just
under thirteen million shares, slightly below the average daily volume
of over sixteen million shares, suggesting trading is somewhat subdued
compared to typical leverage. Analyst sentiment continues to favor Exon Mobil,
(00:22):
with a consensus moderate by rating and a twelvemonth average
price target of one hundred and twenty seven United States
dollars and about fifty eight cents. This target implies a
potential upside of approximately eleven percent from the most recent close,
with twenty analysts covering the stock and most holding either
buy or hold recommendations. Recent predictions for this autumn suggest
(00:43):
the stock could fluctuate between one hundred one and one
hundred twenty three United States dollars, with a slight downward
bias observed in analyst and algorithmic forecasts for the remainder
of the year. However, expectations gradually become more optimistic for
twenty twenty six and beyond, with forecasts for a study
return to growth as oil prices stabilize. The current dividend
(01:06):
yield sits at around three and a half percent, and
the company continues to maintain healthy earnings, with net income
over thirty one billion United States dollars in the trailing
twelve months. In terms of company news, no major announcements
have shifted the outlook recently, but investors are closely watching
the upcoming earnings release scheduled for October thirty. First. Short
(01:27):
interest is dropped by almost fourteen percent from last month,
now accounting for less than one percent of outstanding shares,
signaling declining bearish sentiment among traders. Exonmobil remains focused on
global oil and gas exploration, with significant activity in Biana,
the United States, and Europe, while also expanding its chemical
and specially products segments. While analyst price targets have recently
(01:51):
seen slight downward adjustments, the consensus remains constructive and the
forecast for growth remains strongly tied to international energy demand
and oil price dynamics. Overall, shares appear reasonably valued relative
to peers. An analyst suggests that current price levels may
offer a moderate entry opportunity for investors with a long
(02:11):
term perspective