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Originally Posted by L.D.S.
The prices go up (new record) in the Spring.
Mid-Summer the prices go down and all looks like it's changing.
In the Fall the prices go up, but not higher than in the previous Spring.
They stay consistent through Winter and when Spring comes the prices are raised again a few cents higher than the previous spring.
Look back at the last time we saw $2 gas. Has it not gone back down toward $2, but never reaches an equivalent point? It's always slightly higher than previous, but cheaper than it "could be".
those fuckin bastards....
Originally Posted by L.D.S.
The prices go up (new record) in the Spring.
Mid-Summer the prices go down and all looks like it's changing.
In the Fall the prices go up, but not higher than in the previous Spring.
They stay consistent through Winter and when Spring comes the prices are raised again a few cents higher than the previous spring.
Look back at the last time we saw $2 gas. Has it not gone back down toward $2, but never reaches an equivalent point? It's always slightly higher than previous, but cheaper than it "could be".
those fuckin bastards....
GAS prices correlate almost perfectly with OIL prices. Oil speculators drove the price of a barrel of crude oil up to never before seen levels. People realized that oil was NOT worth that much and the prices fell. The other influence on gas prices is the refining process. Hurricanes reduce refining capacity which means higher gas prices. That's why we saw the recent spike in gasoline.....high oil prices + reduced refining capacity = paying out the ass.
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