Archive for the Tag 'Hurricane'

Mr. Wholesaler, Tear Down Those High Prices!

Monday, September 15, 2008, 4:20PM:  I think we’ll look back on this weekend as the turning point for gas prices for quite a while.  On Friday and Saturday, there were price hikes to $4.09 and then $4.19, driven by fears of massive shortages due to Hurricane Ike striking Texas, and a sense that we were [...]

HOLY SMOKES! Retail gas prices to reach $5 in the South before Ike hits, over $4 here!

UP-TO-DATE HURRICANE IKE INFO OR CLICK “HURRICANE CENTRAL” NEXT TO THE BLINKING Q&A LINK If you have any interests in the South (Texas, Lousiana) area, you might want to inform them to stockpile gas at ANY PRICE under $4. Grand Rapids will likely also see a price hike to over $4, with more hikes coming. [...]

West Michigan’s higher prices justified, the pain will continue…

First off: Read this post thoroughly if you want to find out WHY prices are justified. A brief thank you to Tom Kloza for taking the time out of his day (Publisher @ OPIS) to respond to a few questions I had. I now understand and can say that I know why Grand Rapids (and [...]

Hurricane Central

May 1, 2009: Welcome to 2009! Hurricane forecasts for the 2009 season have pointed to a less-active season as a result of cooler than normal ocean temperatures. We’ll see! Here is a current image of Hurricane/Tropical Development for the Atlantic Ocean. This is updated automatically. Currently, there is no threat to the oil and gasoline [...]

Hard to be a prophet during hurricane season

Comment on the August 25 prediction:  Prices did drop into the $3.70′s from $3.89, but not significantly due to the hurricanes.  To be fair, I’ll label that prediction WRONG. September 9, 2008, 7:15 AM:  With the fall semester up-and-running at GVSU, I am planning on posting each Tuesday morning this semester.  Using NYMEX alone, the [...]

Gasoline & Oil trade higher as Ike approaches the Gulf

Better plan on filling up tonight or first thing Monday morning, folks. The oil and gasoline market opened overseas just moments ago and has already jumped enough to force a price hike. At this writing, gasoline is up 8-cents per gallon. Local gasoline retailers aren’t making more than 10-cents per gallon today, and with a [...]

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