Exxon Mobil is reaching historic price based resistance, however it can still grow due to unprecedented external events.
Obviously market is in uptrend which is closely linked to the rise in world oil prices caused by the ban of Russian oil. Relatively same demand is now met with decreased number of suppliers.
For now I'd say that companies, which have anything to do with oil, will grow with positive correlation to oil dynamics. The war also raises the stakes, because uncertainty carries itself risks.
In our case with the consideration of current circumstance and external factors, the XOM can grow up to red fib area. Nevertheless, this is not a call for an entry because chances are there's going to be a local correction as a reaction to an already grown market.
I don't think Venezuelan or Iranian oil will compensate a loss of a major oil producer any time soon.
For now I'd say that companies, which have anything to do with oil, will grow with positive correlation to oil dynamics. The war also raises the stakes, because uncertainty carries itself risks.
In our case with the consideration of current circumstance and external factors, the XOM can grow up to red fib area. Nevertheless, this is not a call for an entry because chances are there's going to be a local correction as a reaction to an already grown market.
I don't think Venezuelan or Iranian oil will compensate a loss of a major oil producer any time soon.
Comment:
Pump from Saudi’s oil production cut narrative.