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With wholesale prices rising, a spike is very likely Tuesday

I am showing all three Speedway states I monitor (Ohio is not) above the spike line. This means we are ripe for another spike tomorrow. If you need gas, it’s a good time to fill up tonight/tomorrow.

********SPIKE ALERT**********

We are at least 7 cents under the spike line in Indiana and Michigan. With these numbers, if we don’t spike tomorrow, there is a god, and he loves us.

Consumption is down, futures up, spike possible

With a spike up in futures and spot prices, we are all below the spike line. A spike from Speedway is possible tomorrow or Thursday. Target price is around $2.69 for all areas.

****Spike warning****

I haven’t posted the numbers for today, yet. It’s looking like with Chicago shooting up 13 cents today in trading, and prices falling over the long weekend, we have shot under the spike line in most areas. Indianapolis is at -8¢, while Indiana and Michigan are at -1-2¢.
Fill up tonight if you can, [...]

No hike this week expected

Comment on last Tuesday’s prediction: We got a hike the next day to $2.65, so the prediction was CORRECT.
Monday, February 8, 2010, 1:15PM: Wholesale prices got whacked late last week, so retail prices should follow this week. It is already $2.57 in Allendale, but we have room to go a lot lower, [...]

Keep an eye on Speedway in the morning

It is possible we will see a spike up tomorrow. The spike line has been crossed in Indy, Indiana and Michigan. It is -2 cents in Indy, but less than a cent in Michigan. Only history should keep it from happening. Wednesday is not the big spike day, Thursday is. [...]

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