## XOM PE Stream Chart Analysis As of the latest data point (mid-March 2026), XOM's monthly average price stands at approximately **$157.59**, which places it right at the upper boundary of the **Warning** zone — precisely at the **23.2x** PE stream boundary (priced at ~$157.58). This means the stock is trading at or just above the highest PE multiple tracked in this chart, signaling a **severely overvalued** condition relative to its historical earnings-based valuation bands. To provide context, the five lower PE boundaries at this same point are: **6.4x** (~$43.68), **9.8x** (~$66.48), **13.1x** (~$89.27), **16.5x** (~$112.06), and **19.8x** (~$134.79) — all of which the current price has decisively surpassed. This is the most elevated valuation positioning XOM has reached throughout the entire observed period. Looking at the historical trend from early 2021 through early 2026, XOM's valuation journey has been remarkably dynamic. In early 2021, the stock traded near **$37–$52**, firmly within the **Undervalued** to **Value** zone (below the 6.4x–9.8x interval), reflecting depressed energy sector sentiment. Through 2022, as energy prices surged, the stock climbed sharply into the **$61–$100** range, crossing into the **Fair** to **Watch** zone (13.1x–16.5x interval), even as the PE stream boundaries themselves expanded significantly due to rising earnings. Throughout 2023 and into 2024, XOM consolidated in the **$93–$115** range, generally oscillating within the **Fair** zone (between the 9.8x and 13.1x interval), suggesting a period of relatively balanced valuation. From late 2024 onward, however, the stock began a sustained upward move — climbing from ~$105 in early 2025 to over $157 by mid-March 2026 — progressively breaching the **Watch**, **Overvalued**, and ultimately the **Warning** boundaries. Notably, the PE stream boundaries themselves have been gradually declining over this period (reflecting moderating earnings expectations), which has amplified the valuation stretch. The overall trend of the PE river chart shows a moderately declining slope in the boundary lines since mid-2023, suggesting earnings growth has plateaued, making the recent sharp price appreciation a key risk factor investors should monitor closely.