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LouderVol said:
Investors didnt like the direction of the company and made a change at the top. Capitalism at work.
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The hands of the gov are on the scales, so no.
Gov policy is moving faster than tech and yet still there is no coherent plans on any of this. Insanity.
 
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Orangeburst said:
The hands of the gov are on the scales, so no.
Gov policy is moving faster than tech and yet still there is no coherent plans on any of this. Insanity.
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Ok. Nothing doing with this situation. Investors want a change, investors made a change.
 
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hog88 said:
Driving around trucks should be mandatory training to get a license.
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I don’t think they focus on that enough in the manuals and in preparation. That’s kinda one of those things you have to be in the vehicle with your kid to teach them proper respect for things that can kill you.
The blades from the wind farms in mid Ohio were always shipped down US 12 thus shutting down the intersection of US 12 and US 131. About 180’ long with a steersman and police escort to get through the 2 miles of village. I was shocked at the brain trusts that would do anything to get around the whole entourage. Including driving way onto and past the shoulder of the road.
 
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LouderVol said:
Investors didnt like the direction of the company and made a change at the top. Capitalism at work.
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Not exactly, look at the liberal unions and the activist pressure on BlackRock. This was a well orchestrated attack. Will be interesting to see how the CA and NY unions members feel when they find out their pension programs can't keep up because the administrators were more interested in social causes than fiscal responsibility.
Exxon has some problems but deserting their core business (Oil and Gas) will not make them more valuable.
 
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Wireless1 said:
Not exactly, look at the liberal unions and the activist pressure on BlackRock. This was a well orchestrated attack. Will be interesting to see how the CA and NY unions members feel when they find out their pension programs can't keep up because the administrators were more interested in social causes than fiscal responsibility.
Exxon has some problems but deserting their core business (Oil and Gas) will not make them more valuable.
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1. This was only about ExxonMobil. Nothing to do with unions.
2. My understanding is they dont want to abandon oil and gas but want to expand and future proof the company. Which the previous exec's had been refusing to do.
3. Doesnt really matter the reasons behind the change. Doesnt really matter the end result, for Exxon, its investors, the environment, whatever. They set their company up to work where this could happen. End of story. Capitalism does allow not-peak money making to exist.
 
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LouderVol said:
1. This was only about ExxonMobil. Nothing to do with unions.
2. My understanding is they dont want to abandon oil and gas but want to expand and future proof the company. Which the previous exec's had been refusing to do.
3. Doesnt really matter the reasons behind the change. Doesnt really matter the end result, for Exxon, its investors, the environment, whatever. They set their company up to work where this could happen. End of story. Capitalism does allow not-peak money making to exist.
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Would you buy the stock with this knowledge? I won't touch it.
 
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