Not A Joke Top Off With Gasoline or Diesel

Anaylists are predicting a $6 to $10 increase per barrel price......which would be a $0.12 to $0.25 increase per gallon of gasoline.

It's not like we didn't know gas prices would be going up at some point.
And, winter is coming so fuel oil prices must go up. :(

It's the price of the SPECULATORS set. Analysts are incorrect because of the extreme chance of war. Analysts are graduates of the University of Guesswork.

We have J Stars aloft at all times in the Gulf. The Speculators are saying they do not know the origin of the rockets. Gimme a freakin' break, they know to the square foot where the rockets originated.

This is an excellent opportunity to meet Saudi Arabia's demand for higher crude prices while speculators are drooling. Copy your reply and review it on the first of October.

The USA exports more oil than it imports but that has nothing to do with anything these days.

Use wisdom.

End my comments.

Current price for diesel (today Sept. 14, 2019) in my area, per Gas Buddy ranges from low $2.79 to high $3.19, and with gas low $2.39 to high $2.75. Will check back in a few days with an update!

You'll see why increases in small bits are less hard to swallow. Everyone except the consumer has profound fits of ecstasy over higher prices: Refiners, Speculators, Hydraulic extractors, Seven countries including Venezuela and Iran, State governments.

It's a feeding frenzy. Airlines pay more for fuel, package delivery, higher airline ticket prices, farm produce, beer, eggs, Government demands more tax because of higher prices (tax revenue doesn't help).

Who suffers is the general public. We will GIVE FOR FREE billion-dollar missile defense systems.

All of it comes out of your pocket.

But an empty 100-gallon RV gas tank can save significant money. Even a 20-gallon tank on a seldom-used large vehicle will save money. Enough to finance a medium camping trip.

Buy CANADIAN oil, not blood oil.

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
It's the price of the SPECULATORS set. Analysts are incorrect because of the extreme chance of war. Analysts are graduates of the University of Guesswork.

We have J Stars aloft at all times in the Gulf. The Speculators are saying they do not know the origin of the rockets. Gimme a freakin' break, they know to the square foot where the rockets originated.

This is an excellent opportunity to meet Saudi Arabia's demand for higher crude prices while speculators are drooling. Copy your reply and review it on the first of October.

The USA exports more oil than it imports but that has nothing to do with anything these days.

Use wisdom.

End my comments.

If you are so sure that it is "Speculators" driving up the price of oil, buy some oil futures, or buy some stock in oil producers, or oilfield service companies or whatever else would benefit from whatever or whomever attacked that oil facility. Oil is a global commodity. No individual, no group and no single country has the ability to unilaterally set the price. Supply and demand is the operative in play.

Only time my RV goes anywhere is vacation and my everyday buggy gets 41 mpg. I find all that interesting as was said, we are a NET EXPORTER of crude now. What happens in the Middle East should be of no consequence or impact to domestic pump prices.

At 41 mpg, I'd never consider an electric vehicle but that is another subject.

BTW, it's a domestic vehicle too. Made right here in Michigan at Wayne Assembly in Wayne, Michigan.

westernrvparkowner wrote:

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
It's the price of the SPECULATORS set. Analysts are incorrect because of the extreme chance of war. Analysts are graduates of the University of Guesswork.

We have J Stars aloft at all times in the Gulf. The Speculators are saying they do not know the origin of the rockets. Gimme a freakin' break, they know to the square foot where the rockets originated.

This is an excellent opportunity to meet Saudi Arabia's demand for higher crude prices while speculators are drooling. Copy your reply and review it on the first of October.

The USA exports more oil than it imports but that has nothing to do with anything these days.

Use wisdom.

End my comments.

If you are so sure that it is "Speculators" driving up the price of oil, buy some oil futures, or buy some stock in oil producers, or oilfield service companies or whatever else would benefit from whatever or whomever attacked that oil facility. Oil is a global commodity. No individual, no group and no single country has the ability to unilaterally set the price. Supply and demand is the operative in play.

I feel you are correct, but just like the equity market, short term, emotions become a factor.

The US Dept. of Energy has announced they plan to draw on the strategic oil reserves to temper market disruptions if necessary.

U.S. stands ready to tap emergency oil reserve