The Price of Gas

phreddyp

Well-Known Member
Like you have any spare money lying around.

And if you did why wouldn't you have already invested it loser?
Because I'm not a loser, and I've done pretty well in the markets and life. If you knew anything about investing, you would know the 1st up days after major market corrections when stocks over sold generally pop pretty good 15 to 20% in other words easy money. I always have money in other liquid accounts ready to dive in when I think the time is right! Now make sure you print this out and read it every day because I just gave you a pearl necklace sweetie. Nothing like buying a stock that pays a 3% or more dividend for 20% less or more.
 

StmarysCity79

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Because I'm not a loser, and I've done pretty well in the markets and life. If you knew anything about investing, you would know the 1st up days after major market corrections when stocks over sold generally pop pretty good 15 to 20% in other words easy money. I always have money in other liquid accounts ready to dive in when I think the time is right! Now make sure you print this out and read it every day because I just gave you a pearl necklace sweetie. Nothing like buying a stock that pays a 3% or more dividend for 20% less or more.


You were crying about the cost of eggs under which cost what $2 more than usual?

And now you are making excuses for Trump taking thousands off your 401k or other retirement accounts.

You are in a cult and will excuse anything Trump does.
 

phreddyp

Well-Known Member
You were crying about the cost of eggs under which cost what $2 more than usual?

And now you are making excuses for Trump taking thousands off your 401k or other retirement accounts.

You are in a cult and will excuse anything Trump does.
You are delusional sweetie; you got any of that sh*t you are on for sale. I haven't tripped in quite a while, you buying off the street or getting supplied from your pimp?
 

Tech

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Prices are up. Diesel at Callaway Shell is back up to $3.99/gal. Regular unleaded is $3.29/gal.
Drive up and down 235 several times a day, since last summer it has seems everytime it got down around $2.90 it would shoot back up to $3.30 the next day. Then the cycle would repeat, has happen several times.
 

NOTSMC

Well-Known Member
It’ll probably take a few weeks.

Price is always fall at a snails pace and spike like a rocket ride.
I'm pretty confused by all of this. I know the price of a barrel of oil has gone down which I would think would lower gas prices BUT doesn't the oil have to go through a process before it becomes gas? And further, Ted Cruz has been pretty upset the last few days that oil prices are going down something about might cause of a recession. Oil's from Texas so he's deeply concerned blah blah blah. Cannot find an explanation of it anywhere on the internet. Guess I'm asking the wrong question.
 

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
I'm pretty confused by all of this. I know the price of a barrel of oil has gone down which I would think would lower gas prices BUT doesn't the oil have to go through a process before it becomes gas? And further, Ted Cruz has been pretty upset the last few days that oil prices are going down something about might cause of a recession. Oil's from Texas so he's deeply concerned blah blah blah. Cannot find an explanation of it anywhere on the internet. Guess I'm asking the wrong question.
It needs to stay somewhere between 70 and $80 a barrel to be profitable. If it falls too far below state side company start laying off if it goes too high, it impacts other businesses that rely on fuel for operations and transportation.
 

LightRoasted

If I may ...
For your consideration ...


It needs to stay somewhere between 70 and $80 a barrel to be profitable. If it falls too far below state side company start laying off if it goes too high, it impacts other businesses that rely on fuel for operations and transportation.


$70 and $80 a barrel to be profitable, if one is drilling new wells. For those that have already established wells and infrastructure, that threshold is much lower.
 

Czar

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We are talking about gas prices dummy
Well, this is awkward since you posted a chart of the stock market. Let us reiterate...


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3CATSAILOR

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I'm pretty confused by all of this. I know the price of a barrel of oil has gone down which I would think would lower gas prices BUT doesn't the oil have to go through a process before it becomes gas? And further, Ted Cruz has been pretty upset the last few days that oil prices are going down something about might cause of a recession. Oil's from Texas so he's deeply concerned blah blah blah. Cannot find an explanation of it anywhere on the internet. Guess I'm asking the wrong question.
Don't forget Maryland loves to tax it. The County probably does too. And then you have the company who distributes it. I guess Maryland will keep adding more taxes on it.
 
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