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I just inherited $32,000 usd in stock for Exxon Mobil and Chevron, about an even split. I have to cash out $2k for school and food and rent and brakes for my car, but the other $30k is still there. What should I do? Should I sell it now and hold the money in brokerage until I find out how to diversify, or just do that with some portion? How much can I treat myself out of it? Should I just leave it alone? I don't want to just be loaded up on oil, but the companies are accomplishing some success in diversifying away from oil itself for alternative fuels, and I think that will be relevant for the next few decades, even if mainly on a commercial basis. What do?

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