4 Charts to Know: 'Sloppy' Earnings for Exxon, Chevron

The video discusses the disappointing earnings of Exxon and Chevron, highlighting their impact on the energy sector. It analyzes the performance of the S&P 500 energy sector and the market's reaction to oil price fluctuations. The video also provides a detailed analysis of revenue and EPS for both companies, noting significant misses in expected earnings. Additionally, it examines worldwide output levels and future production plans, offering insights into potential recovery strategies for Exxon and Chevron.

What was the main reason for the decline in Exxon and Chevron's stock prices?

• Disappointing earnings reports

• Positive market sentiment

• Increase in crude oil prices

• Strong revenue growth

How did the S&P 500 energy sector perform according to the transcript?

• It showed moderate growth

• It was the biggest laggard

• It remained stable

• It was the biggest gainer

By how much did Chevron miss its earnings per share (EPS) expectations?

• $0.75

• $0.55

• $0.25

• $0.15

What was the expected worldwide output for Exxon, and how much did they actually produce?

• 3.9 million barrels expected, 4.1 million barrels produced

• 4.5 million barrels expected, 4.1 million barrels produced

• 3.5 million barrels expected, 3.9 million barrels produced

• 4.1 million barrels expected, 3.9 million barrels produced

When does Exxon plan to increase its output according to the transcript?

• In 2018

• In 2020

• In 2021

• In 2019