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Cost of a barrel of oil
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Bam Bam and Pebbles
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Companies are to busy stuffing their pockets with fuel surcharges and price padding to cover their profits.
Don't expect things to go down as fast as they went up and stayed.
Don't expect things to go down as fast as they went up and stayed.
Bob Denman
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The Missus and I spent the better part of a two hour ride in the cage, fighting over this topic... nojoke
Low oil prices are good... and bad! :shocked:
Good; in that our heating oil and gasoline costs drop significantly!
Bad; because oil is a major player in the commodities markets.
When their stocks drop: ALL stocks seem to drop!
(Have you looked at your retirement accounts recently?)
Low oil prices will also drive out competition in the energy markets...W
hen prices go back up; we get stuck holding the bag! :yikes:
There needs to be a "balance" in the markets; where everybody is just about equally-unhappy.
Low oil prices are good... and bad! :shocked:
Good; in that our heating oil and gasoline costs drop significantly!
Bad; because oil is a major player in the commodities markets.
When their stocks drop: ALL stocks seem to drop!
(Have you looked at your retirement accounts recently?)
Low oil prices will also drive out competition in the energy markets...W
hen prices go back up; we get stuck holding the bag! :yikes:
There needs to be a "balance" in the markets; where everybody is just about equally-unhappy.
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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Orange Spyder Man
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food prices won't ever drop.. as long at food company's sell their goods.. prices will continue to rise... its the American way !
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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food prices really aren't that bad when you compare them to property & school taxes and what do we get for that, dumb kids & snow plowed
over the driveway.
bmccaffrey
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Yep yep :thumbup:
M109Dreamer
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I always like how companies raise shipping prices due to the raise in gas prices, but I sure dont see them dropping them when gas prices go down either....
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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UPS does that.
M109Dreamer
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They lower their rates as the fuel prices go down?
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Bob Denman
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The Missus just reported that she saw $1.98 per gallon for 87 octane yesterday...
...Which is when a rise in the cost of crude was reported! :shocked:
...Which is when a rise in the cost of crude was reported! :shocked:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
As of yesterday, 2/1/16, most of the stations are now showing $2.23 for 87 octane.
Bob Denman
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That's about where we were; less than a Month ago! :thumbup:
Joe T.
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bmccaffrey
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Pretty soon quart of BRP OIL AND A BARREL WILL BE THE SAME PRICE.
$15.00 AND CHANGE FOR A QUART :yikes:
$15.00 AND CHANGE FOR A QUART :yikes:
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