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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Exxon Mobile stock is trading this morning near one hundred
fifteen United States dollars and thirty cents, with a recently
reported close the previous day very close to this mark.
The current trading volume is just under eleven million shares,
which is noticeably below the average volume of over nineteen
million shares, suggesting somewhat lighter investor activity compared to typical days.
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This places the stock in the middle of its fifty
two week range, which spans from about ninety eight United
States dollars to a high of one hundred twenty three
United States dollars. Recent news around Exxon Mobil has been
fairly positive. Analysts generally remain optimistic, consensus ratings continued to
tilt toward buy, and there have been upward revisions of
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price targets in the past days. The Swiss Bank UBS
Group recently increased its price target to one hundred forty
five United States dollars and reinforced its BY rating. Similarly,
Bank of America revised its price target for Exon Mobil
to one hundred twenty United States stock, with the by
rating as well, reflecting growing confidence in the company's prospects.
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A key date for investors is approaching as Exon Noble
is scheduled to report its latest earnings at the end
of October. The market is watching closely for updates on
earnings and outlook, especially as energy prices and global demand
trends have been volatile. The most recent dividend stands at
three dollars and ninety six cents per share, which translates
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to a yield above three percent, reinforcing Exon Mobil's profile
as a stable dividend paying stock with relatively low beta
and broad international operations. There have been no major corporate
announcements in the last twenty four hours, but the sustained
analysts support and recent incremental price gains point to steady
investor sentiment. Forecasts for the stock are moderately bullish for
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the next few months, with expectations for the price to
edge higher toward one hundred twenty seven United States dollars
in the short to medium term if current momentum holds. Overall,
Exxon Mobil remains a closely watched large capitalization energy stock
with solid analyst backing, fairly stable performance in recent weeks,
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and upcoming catalysts. With the next earnings call and ongoing
macroeconomic energy themes,