Phynaz
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Oil over $40 today
Gas prices jumping
Indianapolis
Pre-Hike Average
2.05
Price Hike Alert
Projected Average
2.19 +/- 0.06
Indianapolis gas is at $1.92, projected to fall.
Now what Dave?
Oil over $40 today
Gas prices jumping
Indianapolis
Pre-Hike Average
2.05
Price Hike Alert
Projected Average
2.19 +/- 0.06
Kuwaiti strike is already over and oil prices are dropping back down
Indianapolis gas is at $1.92, projected to fall.
Now what Dave?
Indianapolis gas is at $1.87.
Dave?
Are you there Dave?
You would be wrong.
You like most of the dolts here suck at Internets 101 so here is a link for you:
http://www.indygasprices.com/
Indianapolis
Pre-Hike Average
1.99
Price Hike Alert
Projected Average
2.25 +/- 0.06
Gas Prices could be jumping in your area.
Stations all around here are at $2.25
At what $/barrel does shale become profitable? Because that's probably the ceiling for oil prices.
$40-$60 barrel. Down from $80+ when the shale plays started.
4-27-2016
Oil has passed $45
Gas jumped 30 cents today, a lot more to come when the yearly summer blend excuse comes that they can't make enough of it.
Drive to $5, right retard? :biggrin:
The Gas Industry system is backwards. Instead of getting rewarded for incompetence they should be forced to lower the price thus getting lower profits while they are being incompetent.
4-27-2016
Oil has passed $45
Gas jumped 30 cents today, a lot more to come when the yearly summer blend excuse comes that they can't make enough of it.
OPEC said the global oil market is oversupplied and signaled the glut may increase this year, as surging output from its members makes up for losses from other countries whose production has been hit by a price fall.
The report points to a 950,000-bpd surplus on average in 2016 if OPEC keeps pumping at April's rate, up from 790,000 bpd implied in last month's report.
Oil prices jumped over 2 percent on Monday to their highest since November 2015 on growing Nigerian oil output disruptions and after long-time bear Goldman Sachs said the market had ended almost two years of oversupply and flipped to a deficit.