Exxon is forecasted to have net income of $43B ("more than God") but Google of $76B, Microsoft of $80B, and Apple of $104B. Exxon profit margin 11%, those guys 30%. Let’s be clear this was driven by policy makers and rates at 0% Tweet added by Menthor Q @MenthorQpro

Menthor Q

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Exxon is forecasted to have net income of $43B ("more than God") but Google of $76B, Microsoft of $80B, and Apple of $104B. Exxon profit margin 11%, those guys 30%. Let’s be clear this was driven by policy makers and rates at 0%

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Daniel Burgos Zarazo

@dburgoszarazo

2 years

@MenthorQpro I can also make billions in profit if my capital is basically Fed cash in.

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Menthor Q

@MenthorQpro

2 years

@dburgoszarazo Yeah

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carlos

@carlossco

2 years

@MenthorQpro @AlessioUrban what biden said suggests that God is capitalist?

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Menthor Q

@MenthorQpro

2 years

@carlossco @AlessioUrban lol

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vikpat

@vikpat11

2 years

@MenthorQpro Maybe this president better learn numbers from other companies before he makes statements like on Exxon and blames oil companies for failure of his energy policies. Politicians must understand, information and data are available alot easier than before.

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Manbearbull

@11_alv

2 years

@MenthorQpro Let’s not discuss a governments or states profit margin - zero inventory cost and you can force your customers to buy. Talk about the best business model of all time.

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I Love

@MizTyped

2 years

@MenthorQpro @Shellhead_1 But, but, but...isn't Exxon one of the leaders on the ESG Index??? Smh...

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Divergent Ventur

@DivergentVentur

2 years

@MenthorQpro 100%, but $GOOG making absurd amounts of money can be easily translated into populist quotes, $XOM is easy: Their robbing you in the gas stations"

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NSX or 928 S4 - aka Will Milam

@Muggs00454738

2 years

@MenthorQpro How long will corporations bay to either advertise on Google, Facebook, etc OR to purchase their retained viewers / users data?

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Legend Dairy

@legenddairy8086

2 years

@MenthorQpro I hope* policymakers do not look at, for example, a select subset of semis with GMs > 50% and astronomical secular growth trends. Honestly, I don't even mind they wander cluelessly on about XOM as long as they never mention, say, MRO or LNG. *top-tier strategy

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Menthor Q

@MenthorQpro

2 years

@EsatBatur2 Who is Venus?

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Bologna Fish, M.D.

@BolognaFishMD

2 years

@MenthorQpro all this talk is stupid BUT let's not leave health insurance companies out of it

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Jon Bassoff

@CoachJEB18

2 years

@MenthorQpro But he can’t criticize his buddies in liberal high tech.

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Patrick Cateman

@OGNUGBONE

2 years

@MenthorQpro Exxon creates oil and energy needed to survive (Yes billions of people will literally die if we stop pumping oil).. Apple creates entertainment, steals consumers data, exploits the public.. Why don’t we windfall tax apple?

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Fehzan Ali

@fehzan1

2 years

@MenthorQpro It’s mostly driven by capex.

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Paul Rizzo

@PaulRiz504

2 years

@MenthorQpro Russia invades ----> Sanctions ---> Shortage of oil and nat gas worldwide. Not a hard concept honestly.

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MF Jones

@MFJones1618

2 years

@MenthorQpro @MulletNationInc That’s why 75% of the price increase in fuel didn’t occur until the invasion of Ukraine.

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Ryan Parkinson

@rr_parkinson

2 years

@MenthorQpro In 2017-2019, the US economy was red hot. It was an ideal time to raise rates. It would have kept the the tech sector from becoming too overvalued. It would have also provided the Fed with another tool during covid. Trump forced Powell to keep rates at zero. That’s the basic fix

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