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vraiblonde

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I don't get excited about market fluctuations. Watching the market go up and down, up and down....:nono:
 
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Sneakers

Just sneakin' around....
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I watch, but don't get overly excited. Lost about $70k in value over the past 2 months.
 
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phreddyp

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Nah.. they will keep them high due to "uncertainty." String it out as long as possible citing "We just don't know what tomorrow will bring."
On the other hand, 3 seconds after something turns for the worse... prices will go up again.
The uncertainty is still there in the region, strategic reserves have been tapped, I expect prices to be a roller coaster for quite a while. But one thing is for certain an awful lot of money is going to be spent to keep the oil flowing to the customers who need it, which is MOST of the world economies.
 

OccamsRazor

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The uncertainty is still there in the region, strategic reserves have been tapped, I expect prices to be a roller coaster for quite a while. But one thing is for certain an awful lot of money is going to be spent to keep the oil flowing to the customers who need it, which is MOST of the world economies.
My point being it's a lose-lose for the consumer.
Heads: We keep the prices HIGH (indefinitely) because we just don't know.
Tails: We keep the prices HIGH because we definitely know.
 

phreddyp

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My point being it's a lose-lose for the consumer.
Heads: We keep the prices HIGH (indefinitely) because we just don't know.
Tails: We keep the prices HIGH because we definitely know.
It is not a total lose-lose for the consumer, getting rid of that nest of vipers is a win-win for most any Christian or Jewish country. Elevated fuel prices are a small price to pay for this. Of course, if they do not get rid of the regime in control it will be for nothing.
 
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