Londo_Jowo
Lifer
http://www.indygasprices.com/CITGO_Gas_Stations/Indianapolis_- NW/92926/index.aspx
Reg. $1.99 @ CITGO, 6895 Michigan Rd & W 69th St, Indianapolis - NW
Hope that's NW enough for you.
Oh snap!!!! McOwned yet again............
http://www.indygasprices.com/CITGO_Gas_Stations/Indianapolis_- NW/92926/index.aspx
Reg. $1.99 @ CITGO, 6895 Michigan Rd & W 69th St, Indianapolis - NW
Hope that's NW enough for you.
Same applies to you.
Come on down and show me a station here in NW Indy under $2 and $100 is yours.
http://www.indygasprices.com/CITGO_Gas_Stations/Indianapolis_- NW/92926/index.aspx
Reg. $1.99 @ CITGO, 6895 Michigan Rd & W 69th St, Indianapolis - NW
Hope that's NW enough for you.
Wow, guy dies and prices jumped 50 cents here today.
Stations went from $1.79 to $2.29
I'm sure I got this guy beat, when I die gas prices will rise $5 a gallon
1-22-2015
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2015-...reports-king-abdullah-s-death.html?cmpid=yhoo
Oil Jumps as Saudi Kings Death Stokes Concern Over OPEC Policy
Futures advanced as much as 3.1 percent in New York and 2.6 percent in London after the Saudi Press Agency announced the death, citing a statement from the royal court.
The passing of King Abdullah is going to increase uncertainty and increase volatility in oil prices in the near term, Neil Beveridge, a Hong Kong-based analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Co.
A key indicator will be whether Salman, 79, retains the oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, who has driven decision-making since 1995.
The kings death also raises the question of whether instability across the Middle East will intensify, according to Flynn. King Abdullah had done a good job trying to subdue insurgents in the country, and Saudi Arabia may face increasing pressure from them now that hes gone, he said.
1-26-2015
http://news.investors.com/012615-73...general.htm?ven=yahoocp&src=aurlled&ven=yahoo
Oil at $200? Sure says OPEC's Secretary General
The secretary-general of the Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries (OPEC) said Monday that if producers fail to invest in developing new supplies, crude oil prices could rise as high as $200 a barrel.
The last prediction for $200 oil that we can recall came in March 2008 when an analyst at Goldman Sachs predicted a super spike to that level when oil was trading around $100 a barrel on its way to an all-time high of more than $145.
El-Badri appears to be rewinding a case that Venezuela and west African producers like Nigeria and Angola made in November to raise prices by reducing supply. But Saudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi said that it was not in OPECs interest to cut production, no matter if the price fell to $20 a barrel. He also said the world might never see $100 oil again.
Whos right?
The farther the price of crude falls and the longer its stays low, the more likely it is that crude prices will see a short-term spike into uncharted territory.
The real question is whether a return to scarcity can lift prices $200 a barrel. El-Badri appears to believe it could happen.
With crude prices falling, not rising as they were in 2008, the case for $200 oil is not terribly strong over the near term of, say, two years or so. But if price remain low, more and more production will be shut-in and exploration for new sources will be virtually eliminated.
Once prices rise, everything will start up again, but it will take a year or two before the new work produces results. It is during that gap that a spike to record highs is quite possible.
If he does not put up; the Mods should yank his privileges for P&N posting for 2015 D:
IMO, he has refused to engage in any debate and has continually lied, distorted and diverted and should be permabanned.
Agree.
Again, Dave has no reason to exist on this forum. Absurdly dishonest and frankly sad to still see him posting nonsense that doesn't contribute to debate.
Think you're tough shit hiding behind that monitor.
Come and debate me to my face lying losing coward.
do you even lift bro?Think you're tough shit hiding behind that monitor.
Come and debate me to my face lying losing coward.
Maybe dmcowen674 is just being deceptive. Maybe he doesn't actually believe anything he posts, he just wants the people that agree with him, to make them look silly.
Think you're tough shit hiding behind that monitor.
Come and debate me to my face lying losing coward.
Same applies to you.
Come on down and show me a station here in NW Indy under $2 and $100 is yours.
http://www.indygasprices.com/CITGO_Gas_Stations/Indianapolis_- NW/92926/index.aspx
Reg. $1.99 @ CITGO, 6895 Michigan Rd & W 69th St, Indianapolis - NW
Hope that's NW enough for you.