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0 comments Sunday 08 Nov 2009 | Posted By Patrick | Predictions
Latest Hurricane Track/Forecast
0 comments Sunday 08 Nov 2009 | Posted By Patrick | Predictions
Latest Hurricane Track/Forecast
5 comments Tuesday 21 Oct 2008 | Posted By Ed Aboufadel | Commentary, Predictions
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 [...]
5 comments Friday 10 Oct 2008 | Posted By Patrick | Predictions
That’s right folks- we’re in a huge downward trend. I’ll be the first to say I screwed up! I filled up for $3.77 (wow, seems like a while ago!) just TWO WEEKS ago… I’m still burning through that tank in fact. Was that a mistake? YES! Is it a mistake to do the same thing [...]
2 comments Thursday 02 Oct 2008 | Posted By Patrick | Predictions
As prices continue to fall here in the Midwest, the South has not yet forgotten the sting and pain that Hurricane Ike brought, roughly 3 weeks ago. Atlanta, GA is still suffering from periodic gas shortages and high prices. The same is occurring in other locations in the South. Here in Michigan it is relatively [...]
5 comments Saturday 20 Sep 2008 | Posted By Patrick | Predictions
Come on Grand Rapids! Hastings is $3.82, I was there last night. Lowell is $3.87, but Grand Rapids still isn’t any cheaper than $3.95! Honestly now… Lowell and Hastings stations aren’t much different than stations in Grand Rapids… they likely bought their fuel from the same rack as the stations from Hastings, but GR is [...]
8 comments Monday 15 Sep 2008 | Posted By Patrick | Commentary
Oil seems likely to continue its fall tonight and tomorrow as Big Oil assess its refineries after Hurricane Ike.
Grand Rapids prices should head WELL South of $4!
Also according to Reuters calculations, here are some of the numbers that have impacted gasoline prices:
CUMULATIVE IMPACT OF GUSTAV AND IKE
*20.48 million barrels of crude oil
*102.79 billion cubic feet [...]
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