The backtest results show that XOM has a 63.64% win rate within 3 days and a 54.55% win rate over both 10 and 30 days after earnings beats, with a 30-day average return of 1.03%. This indicates a modest but consistent positive price reaction following earnings surprises. The maximum return occurs around day 44, suggesting some delayed gains. Investors might consider a short to medium-term holding strategy post-earnings beat to capitalize on the generally favorable but moderate returns observed.

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The backtest results show that the Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels industry experienced no significant impact following earnings beats, with a maximum return of only 0.67% observed over the period from 2022 to 2025. This minimal response suggests that earnings beats in this sector do not translate into meaningful price movements or investor gains. Consequently, investors should be cautious about expecting strong market reactions or trading opportunities solely based on earnings beats within this industry.

The backtest reveals that Exxon Mobil's earnings beat positively impacted the Metals and Mining industry while negatively affecting the Leisure Products sector over a period of about 44 to 49 days. This divergence reflects stronger demand and favorable conditions in energy and industrial sectors, benefiting resource extraction industries. Conversely, rising commodity costs and shifting consumer spending patterns hurt discretionary sectors like Leisure Products. Investors should consider overweighting Metals and Mining stocks following Exxon Mobil's earnings beat and adopt a cautious stance on Leisure Products due to the contrasting sectoral impacts.

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Backtest XOM Earning Beats

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