The Only stock to buy now...

CVX has faired much better since 2014.

I couldn't decide between the two, so I went with FENY

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Top 10 Holdings

XOM Exxon Mobil Corp 24.70%
CVX Chevron Corp 21.61%
COP ConocoPhillips 5.14%
KMI Kinder Morgan Inc 4.40%
PSX Phillips 66 3.79%
SLB Schlumberger NV 3.39%
VLO Valero Energy Corp 3.34%
EOG EOG Resources Inc 3.26%
MPC Marathon Petroleum Corp 3.01%
WMB Williams Companies Inc 2.65%

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How does the automobile sector in the developed world moving to majority EVs by 2025-2030 affect oil demand and stock price of something like XOM in the future?

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I don't know about global demand for EVs but I think it will be 25+ years before they are a majority of vehicles on the road in the US.

Im thinking CIM and INTC (in a few weeks)

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It was at $100 a few months ago.

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It hasn’t even reached $90 in over 3 years, and $84 over the last year. The last time it was over $70 was nearly 6 months ago.

You might want to get the easily verifiable historical information correct before making decisions about the future, let alone recommending them.

It was $94 in July of 2016 ....and $102 in May of 2014.

EOM is also a HUGE natural gas producer, which runs power plants to charge electric cars (which will basically tank with gas at $2). They also export LNG in massive quantities.

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How does the automobile sector in the developed world moving to majority EVs by 2025-2030

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Let's take your ridiculous hypothetical at face value, there are about 6000 other critical products made from refined crude, including a huge amount of chemical precursors.

Will these vehicles you speak of have tires? Seats? Dashes? Plastic?

Gasoline is a byproduct at the end of the day.

I see a low IQ low T anti science cuck downvoted me, why not reply so you can get owned?

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and $102 in May of 2014.

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What does the price nearly 6 years ago have to do with the discussion about the price:

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It was at $100 a few months ago.

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In addition, regardless of how good of a company it is, whether compared to its own sector or overall, like the rest of the energy sector, it’s struggled throughout the 2010s, despite a historical bull run.

In fact, during those 10 years, even reinvesting dividends, Exxon had a lower annualized growth (3.54%), than total bond fund (3.58%), while the S&P500 grew by 13.4% annually.

And now when the overall market is struggling mightily, due to a virus that is already having a major, material impact on travel (which relies heavily on (O&G), and just days after Russia and Saudi Arabia started an outright oil war, by purposely flooding the market with supply to see who can outlast the other, resulting in a poor outlook for O&G companies (already slashing CAPEX; bankruptcies for the high debt companies), THE ONE STOCK YOU’RE recommending is an O&G company that couldn’t even beat the historically poor performance of the bond market when the stock market was smoking?

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Let's take your ridiculous hypothetical at face value, there are about 6000 other critical products made from refined crude, including a huge amount of chemical precursors.

Will these vehicles you speak of have tires? Seats? Dashes? Plastic?

Gasoline is a byproduct at the end of the day.

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I did say this in my post:
"Serious question because I have no idea how much of the oil that is produced is used to power vehicles vs. making other oil and hydrocarbon based products."

So what percentage of global oil is used as gasoline consumption for running vehicles vs the 6000 other things you mentioned? Do you have any specific data points that you can share?