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GreatGazoo

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4. The article says nothing like that
Mon Jun 1, 2026, 12:21 PM
10 hrs ago

Article details how Exxon keeps telling pro traders that prices should be even higher. They don't seem to believe him.

Exxon has been beating this drum for weeks. On the company's first-quarter earnings call, its chief executive had already told Wall Street the market hadn't come close to pricing in the full damage

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Oil is one the most heavily traded commodities GreatGazoo 13 hrs ago #1
I think you are missing the point. CivicGrief 11 hrs ago #2
The article says nothing like that GreatGazoo 10 hrs ago #4
Read between the lines. CivicGrief 9 hrs ago #5
'Everything is priced in.' SamuelTheThird 9 hrs ago #6
Your theory is that pro oil traders, all over the world, GreatGazoo 7 hrs ago #8
How many predicted he'd attack Iran? SamuelTheThird 7 hrs ago #9
They don't need to. That's the point of hedging. GreatGazoo 4 hrs ago #10
Two days before SamuelTheThird 2 hrs ago #11
. dalton99a 11 hrs ago #3
K&R Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 8 hrs ago #7
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