So oil was roughly $60 a barrel when exxon was $70's in 2005. Then when oil was $40 exxon was $50? That would be ignoring any future growth to get exxon back into the $50's. They don't track each other and you're forgetting exxon has the most effecient production, cash pile, and the crack spreads are way improved (Remember exxon went down when oil went over $120 because it hurt their refining side?)
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