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Profits just hit historic records

The largest Western oil & gas companies reported their 
biggest-ever quarterly gains, fueled by the highest energy quotes
 in over a decade. Make your move, beat inflation & start trading!

Exxon
 profit more than 2X
from Q2 2021

Chevron
 profit more than 2X
higher than Q2 2021

Shell
 profit more than 3X
higher than Q2 2021

Total Energies
 profit almost 4X
higher than Q2 2021

Big Oil Companies have never had it so good
$51 billion in combined profits for Q2 2022 

The largest oil company in the US reported a $17.9 billion quarterly profit, the most for any international oil major in history. That’s $2,245.62 every second.

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Total, one of the seven supermajor oil companies, reported stellar results, with a record profit of $9.8 billion for the quarter.

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Chevron came in second, earning $1,462.11 per second in the second quarter, for a total profit of $11.6 billion. Shares rose 9% after the earnings report was out.

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Britain’s Shell posted stellar results, too, with an $11.5 billion second-quarter profit smashing the mark it set only three months before.

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The largest oil company in the US reported a $17.9 billion quarterly profit, the most for any international oil major in history. That’s $2,245.62 every second.

Chevron came in second, earning $1,462.11 per second in the second quarter, for a total profit of $11.6 billion. Shares rose 9% after the earnings report was out.

Britain’s Shell posted stellar results, too, with an $11.5 billion second-quarter profit smashing the mark it set only three months before.

Total, one of the seven supermajor oil companies, reported stellar results, with a record profit of $9.8 billion for the quarter.

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