Hello, everyone.
Hope you are hanging in there.
As for myself, I am starting to plan on alternate travel. I will be biking into work tonight (3 miles).
Gas is up 37 cents a gallon wholesale today, meaning, we’re going to be looking at pump prices around $3.59 to $3.70 in the very near future.
Stop driving, find alternate [...]
0 comments Wednesday 31 Aug 2005 | Patrick | Predictions
An unprecedented third (I believe?) e-mail in one day for you Grand Rapids Gas Price Warning E-mail subscribers (boy that was long!)
Well, at least this e-mail has some light at the end of the tunnel.
Since the EPA eased pollution requirements on gas, the wholesale price has come down about 20 cents per gallon off their [...]
0 comments Wednesday 31 Aug 2005 | Patrick | Predictions
If the choice was paying $3 a gallon for gas or being a resident of New Orleans or Biloxi, I would choose the former.Now, what’s next for gas prices? The September gasoline futures contract, which expires today, went out of control yesterday, rising from $2.06 to $2.47 a gallon. I’m having a hard [...]
0 comments Wednesday 31 Aug 2005 | Ed Aboufadel | Predictions
Hello everyone!
Unfortunately, it looks like we’re going to be taking a turn for the worst. If you think its bad right now, better settle in, as I said in my last e-mail, because we’re in for a ROUGH TIME.
This will be a long e-mail with a lot of gasoline news, so bear with me.
Simply put, [...]
0 comments Tuesday 30 Aug 2005 | Patrick | Predictions
Hello everyone, just thought I’d shoot you an e-mail about WHEN the gas price hike will take effect.
Initially yesterday, in the excitment of the hurricane and gas prices shooting up 20+ cents per gallon, I failed to realize it was a Sunday night, meaning markets in the U.S. won’t actually close until Monday at 5pm, [...]
0 comments Monday 29 Aug 2005 | Patrick | Predictions
Twelve hours ago, I posted the following to grandrapidsgasprices.com: “This is how the logic of this week looks to me right now: Catagory 5 Hurricane Katrina –> shut down of refineries on the Gulf Coast and worries about New Orleans being damaged –> upward spike in oil and gas prices on NYMEX and [...]
0 comments Monday 29 Aug 2005 | Ed Aboufadel | Predictions
