Archive for October, 2008

Seemingly “glued-on” price digits tell the story: Gas STILL over $4 in parts of U.S.

Tonight as I step back and look at local prices, I see how high we are compared to several locales. We even sit higher on a regional level- Ohio is paying just $1.98 in areas!
 
Having set the stage, how would you feel knowing oil prices have slid if gasoline prices stayed at their record high [...]

Prices remain unstable with downward bias

Comment on last Tuesday’s prediction:  There was no price hike last week, so the prediction was quite WRONG.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008, 9:00 AM.  So, did I jinx it?  I wrote last Tuesday, "It looks to me like the chaos on Wall Street is dissipating, so energy prices are starting to stabilize."  That was true until [...]

$1.99, are you outta’ your mind?!

 
A Speedway gas station in Fairfield, Ohio is reporting gas prices at $1.99 tonight! Is Grand Rapids headed there? There is a remote chance… today’s COST is roughly $2.28 to stations, so we still have a lot of room to fall, and I expect local prices here to decline.
However, I am worried that oil prices [...]

OPEC slashes production 1.5mb/day, but will it stop oil’s skid?

WRITTEN THIS MORNING (OCT 24, 7AM)
This morning OPEC convened and arrived at a decision to cut 1.5 million barrels of oil per day. Many of you are likely asking what we can now expect and what will happen. Let me try to shed some light for you.
It will be an interesting day on the market, [...]

Why aren’t gas prices lower?

Tuesday, October 21, 2008, 9:20 AM:  The following question has been posed to me several times the past month:  On July 15, oil was at $145 a barrel, and gasoline cost $4.25 a gallon at the pump in Grand Rapids.  Last week, oil was $72 a barrel, and gasoline cost $2.96 a gallon.  If the [...]

We made it to $2.99! What’s next?

Comment on last Thursday’s prediction:  $2.98 was spotted in Standale on Monday, so the prediction was CORRECT.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008, 1:40PM:  What a month it has been, with crashes in the stock and commodities markets, including oil and gasoline.  At the wholesale level, oil has fallen from $145 a barrel in July to $75 this [...]

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