Article Archive For Keyword: Exxon

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• Exxon Begins Long-Term Downward Trend

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Long-term statistical analysis shows Exxon Mobil starting a new long-term downward trend.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: DEC 2014

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• Exxon Mobil Forms Double Top

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...XOM has formed a strong complex double-top trend reversal pattern. A decisive close below the pattern's confirmation line will signal a major trend reversal from up to down.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: AUG 2008

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• Exxon Mobil Intermediate-Term Trend, Troubling!

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Statistical analysis shows the intermediate-term trend of Exxon Mobil close to reversing from an upward trend to a downward trend.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: DEC 2014

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• Exxon Mobil Long Term Trend Reversal?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Long-term statistical analysis shows that the Exxon Mobil long-term upward trend could be nearing an end with a long-term reversal downward a possibility.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: APR 2013

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• Exxon Mobil Starts Downtrend

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Statistical analysis is used to show that Exxon Mobil has started a new downtrend. We are 95% confident that this downtrend will continue over the intermediate term.

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: JUN 2011

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• Exxon Mobil Topping?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Statistical analysis is used to show that Exxon has completed its upward rally and is now moving in a sideways trading range. A breakout above or a breakdown below the current horizontal trading range is now necessary to determine the future direction of

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: APR 2011

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• Exxon Mobil is Forging Ahead

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...This one almost seems too easy. Naturally, this will be cursed since I said this. Nonetheless, this industry behemoth is ready to spring higher.

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: DEC 2002

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• Exxon Running Out Of Gas?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Ever since 2002, Exxon's share price has been consistently moving higher and higher. Does Exxon have the energy to continue higher, or is it running out of gas?

AUTHOR: Alan R. NorthamDATE: MAR 2008