Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM)

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Previous Close	87.55
Open	86.34
Bid	83.72 x 800
Ask	83.71 x 900
Day's Range	83.01 - 86.69
52 Week Range	52.10 - 105.57
Volume	24,905,313
Avg. Volume	29,844,508

Market Cap	353.572B
Beta (5Y Monthly)	1.04
PE Ratio (TTM)	13.92
EPS (TTM)	6.03
Earnings Date	Jul 29, 2022
Forward Dividend & Yield	3.52 (4.02%)
Ex-Dividend Date	May 12, 2022
1y Target Est	101.40

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Daily Spotlight: Values in Energy, Healthcare, MaterialsInvestors hunting for stocks that reasonably balance long-term growth prospects and current value characteristics might want to look at companies in the Financial Services, Healthcare, and Basic Materials sectors. These are among the groups currently selling for (price/earnings)/(growth+yield) ratios at or below the S&P 500's ratio of 2.2x. To generate PEGY ratios, we use the P/E ratio for each sector based on forward earnings for the numerator. For the denominator, we average the growth rates for the past five years along with two years of forward estimates, in order to achieve a smoother, less-volatile earnings trend. Then we add the current yield to approximate total return. Premium-valued sectors with low growth rates include Consumer Staples and Utilities. Our over-weight sectors include Healthcare, Financial Services, Industrial, Basic Materials and Energy. Our under-weight sectors include Consumer Staples and Communication Services.
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