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$4.09 this morning for generic
Anyone else think Goldman Sachs is too heavily invested in the energy derivatives similar to Bear in the mortgage area? Wonder if they will pop and get bailed like Bear Stearns too.
Also, anyone think Goldman has too much control of the price of oil?
Normally I don't go for conspiracies but this is just annoying. They been screaming new oil highs for a while and they seem to always be right.
What's your guess on how many miles the average Montana driver covers in a day?
Oops, I knew he taught there, but thought he must be in Great Falls, MT now. My bad.He's in southern California.
How would this encourage the use of more fuel? So just because the gas would be 18.4 cents cheaper, people are going to drive more? Whoever thinks that is the <b>idiot</b>. I don't know about you, but I still would not just do a 1000 mile joy ride for the hell of it because fuel is $3.20 versus $3.38. It would just help out with the fuel people would be purchasing anyway. Either way, McCain wins. Either Congress does this and McCain's idea would be essentially saving people money during the Summer, or Congress does not do it and their true colors are now visible for even the more ignorant to see. They speak what people want to hear just to get into power and stay there, while directing their tone towards voters who have absolutely no idea of what is really happening. This is time for Ms. Nancy & Company to put up or shut up.
Everyone does know our biggest oil importer is Canada right?
I'm coming around to the idea that oil trading is going thru something similar to what Enron did with electricity to keep the price high. Something is going on and we do not know the whole story. It would not surprise me that the price is being kept high to avoid investment losses.
btw, in sw washington, regular is now $3.80, desil is $4.48