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Trending up over weekend, Price Increase Tuesday is upon us

It is likely a spike will happen tomorrow. We saw the averages in most areas go up over the weekend, and we are still in Spike territory in two areas. Fill up before it goes up tomorrow. Indiana and Ohio will see $2.69-2.75, Michigan and NW Indiana will see $2.79-2.85.

Lower.

Comment on the August 12 prediction: Prices have been falling slowly but surely, so the prediction was CORRECT. Monday, August 23, 2010, 9:00PM: Continued weakness in the energy markets and the stock markets means lower wholesale prices, and still lower retail prices. The 0-cent margin price this evening is about $2.38, so I am predicting [...]

Look for prices below $2.69 soon

With retail prices in the $2.69-$2.85 range right now, we are set up for some nice price drops over the next few days.

Quick note

Prices are poised to rise again tomorrow. I don’t have enough time to give it thorough enough analysis to predict a price, however. If you are close to needed gas, it would be a good time to fill up tonight.

It’s August, so it’s time for higher prices

Monday, August 2, 2010, 2:15 PM: Price hike predictors, including myself, see what is going on in futures and wholesale market, and it is time to fill the tank. We have wholesale prices rising, to above $2.10, and that corresponds to retail prices with the usual profit of around $2.89. With prices everywhere below $2.79, [...]

Spike on a Friday? Could be.

We are in Spike territory in all areas. So it is likely we will receive a spike tomorrow. The only thing that will hold Speedway back is history. They rarely spike on Fridays. If Speedway doesn’t go up tomorrow, be on the lookout for another supplier like Meijer or Atlas Oil to push prices up [...]

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