See Your (prices) Rising In Altitude

Comment on the August 20 prediction:  Prices rose as predicted, to $3.69, a bit less than expected, but still CORRECT.

Tuesday, August 27, 2013, 8:45PM:  Almost certain to see prices rise on Wednesday.  The key driver is the new tension with Syria, which has sent wholesale oil and gas prices up.  That it is the end of August, when prices often see their high for the year, isn’t helping.  I’m estimating a price to retailers of $3.65, and with retail prices as low as $3.50 in town, we could see $3.85 tomorrow. –Ed Aboufadel

13 thoughts on “See Your (prices) Rising In Altitude

  1. Looks like a double whammy with the crap in Syria and Labor Day weekend approaching. It would have spiked regardless though.

    I’m predicting the next crisis in “Timbuktu” will rattle the markets and take us to $4 dollars a gallon.

  2. Flint spiked 3.69-3.75 by lunch time today. Holdout stations -admiral- in the 340s range will fall into place by midnite. double tap spike for the weekend? hold us just about 4 bucks to slowly float downward by the first 3rd of Sept. its going to be a sucktastic couple weeks.

  3. isn’t this ‘nice’ to make money ‘profit’ on the innocent deaths in syria? the profit advocacy goes long to way to justify that it is not greed but ‘simple profit making.’ how could these greedy go to church and call themselves christians?

  4. Oil down $2.00 a barrel today @ $107, filled up last night for $3.40 @ Cedar Meijer with Meijer credit card [5 cents off per gallon]. We shall see what happens today.

  5. According to what I just saw on Gas Buddy this morning, the “arrow” was pointing up but the highest price was $3.59 so I’m not really sure yet, but if it’s not today [since I was wrong last week], I’m going to plan on tomorrow – based on the fact we have not had a price increase lately.

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