Jim Cramer recommended swapping ExxonMobil for Chevron, citing Chevron as the better investment. Both companies report Q3 earnings on October 30, which will reveal if Chevron's performance outpaces Exxon, especially given Chevron's smaller impact from Middle East disruptions and strong U.S. production. Key metrics to watch include earnings per share, production recovery, and cash flow. If Chevron continues to outperform, Cramer's call gains credibility; if Exxon recovers lost production, the gap may close quickly.
As of Oct 29, 2026 19:01 WIB, Chevron trades at USD 231.90 with a 1-day gain of 1.14%, slightly outperforming ExxonMobil, which is at USD 184.04 and up 1.11%. Chevron's dividend yield on Pluang is 3.11%, higher than Exxon's 2.26%, reflecting its appeal to income-focused investors. Pluang users show strong buying interest in both stocks, with 93% buy orders for Chevron and 90% for ExxonMobil.
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