Archive for August, 2006

Big changes coming for thegasgame.com!

As you may have already seen the image annoucement, Ed A. and I have decided to team up to bring you much more from this place than before! This is good news for everyone- the best information provided at one daily stop! We will be working on adding information from old websites, adding new information, [...]

$2.28/gal in Ohio, whats the deal, Speedway?!

Can you believe that gas is “only” 2.28 in Findlay, Ohio? Thats the
lowest price in the United States at this time, and its only a few
hundred miles away.
Prices on the wholesale market fell quite a bit the past few days,
but you don’t see local stations following suit… we’re still
“stuck” at 2.54. We should be near [...]

Prediction: Prices below $2.50 soon

Comment on last week’s posting: Prices decided to go lower, as low as $2.55 on Monday the 28th.
Monday, August 28, 2006, 1:15 PM: Good gracious, the August contract on NYMEX for unleaded is down another 10 cents today! There is some serious air being let out of that baloon, which means expect even lower prices [...]

Wholesale prices fall; Ernesto moves east

Wholesale oil and gasoline prices have been falling after each NHC update moves Ernesto further east, away from vital Gulf oil rigs and refineries. Currently, wholesale oil is down over $1 per barrel and gasoline down roughly 5 cents per gallon.
I’ll be looking for 2.45-2.49 in the GR area soon if prices keep falling.
I’ll also [...]

Ernesto Update, Sunday Morning

Well, Hurricane Ernesto has now been forecasted to miss much of the Gulf’s oil and refining output, and I think that as long as the storm track keeps moving to the east as it has the past few days, we should see minimal gains in wholesale prices. I’ll send out a prediction e-mail later this [...]

Earnesto Update!

Hope everyone is having a fabulous weekend.
Thought I would e-mail everyone and let them know the latest with gas
prices. I just checked the NHC latest forecast for soon-to-be
Hurricane Ernesto, and it doesn’t look good at all. It appears that
Tropical Storm Ernesto has sucessfully fought off a lot of windshear
(and still has some fighting to do!) [...]

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