Archive for September, 2006

Price hike consistent with calculations

Wednesday, September 27, 9:45 AM:  I was tempted to post a price-hike prediction on Sunday night, and during the day on Monday, but the severe (and welcome) drop in prices the past two months, combined with some strange behavior of the RB futures contract, have given me pause.  However, the hike to $2.25 yesterday pretty [...]

Yesterday was strange

On Monday morning, a price hike this week made sense to me, based on the NYMEX prices, and I posted a price hike prediction.  By Wednesday morning, though, NYMEX prices had dropped, making a price hike less likely.  Speedway decided to hike to $2.29 on Wednesday, but the wholesale price didn’t back them up, so [...]

DOE Report and MYSTERY gas hike ?

So Speedway finally decided to hike today, the day after a 10-cent drop on the wholesale market. It would appear their hike isn’t sticking, with their own stations falling back to previous prices. IE- the Speedway at Michigan and Fuller is back down to 2.15 as of 2:30pm from 2.29 at 12:30pm.
Any 2.29 prices [...]

Price hike looking less likely

Comment on Monday’s Prediction:  No price hike on Monday or Tuesday, and wholesale prices lower today.  WRONG.
Wednesday, September 20, 2006, 8:30 AM:  Wholesale prices down another 7 cents on Tuesday, making my Monday prediction of a price hike this week less likely.  You know, we will be talking about August-September 2006 for years, “Remember when [...]

$1.99 soon in GR?

Quick gas price update.
We saw a huge drop on the wholesale market today (9 cents) to 1.50 wholesale. I’ll be looking for low $2’s soon. If we see a few more cent price drops on the market… guess what… $1.XX MAY indeed happen.
So, there shouldn’t be a hike any time soon… keep on truckin!
Just FYI [...]

Update: No more gas under $2, at least in Ohio!

Gas prices at Speedway stations in Ohio has climbed. Yesterday in my e-mail price hike warning I told users that prices were $1.96 at several stations in Central Ohio. Those stations have raised prices, and now the cheapest Speedway gas in Ohio is 2.05.
A few stations in Grand Rapids have tried raising prices, but no [...]

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