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Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. paid some $390 million for another 5.1 million shares of oil refiner Phillips 66 this month, boosting its investment to 65.68 million shares that today are worth around $5.21 billion. Phillips 66 shares closed up at $4.03 (5.4 percent) at $79.28 on the New York Stock Exchange on the deal. Experts have been calling the bottom since the price of oil dropped to $80/barrel. Now, it’s below $30/barrel, and of course those calls continue, but when Buffett makes a contrarian move, these calls get more credence. Related: Oil Bust Could End Dollar Domination Though everyone watches Buffett closely and his moves can set trends, his record in oil investing hasn’t been stellar. The first time he bought ConocoPhillips—parent of Phillips 66 before the two split in 2012—was from 2007 to 2009, when both its price and oil prices were at their peak. |
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Exxon Mobil is a and oil producing company based in United states of america. Exxon Mobil is listed in Germany, in United Kingdom and in United States of America. Its market capitalisation is US$ 521.8 billions as of today (€ 476.7 billions). Its stock quote reached its lowest recent point on March 14, 1997 at US$ 100.12, and its highest recent level on October 10, 2024 at US$ 123.14. Exxon Mobil has 4 237 270 016 shares outstanding. |