$7/gallon gas is coming

[Anonymous]

Renewables ARE cheaper when looking at the long-term cost to build new generation.

Manchin is a scumbag and coal miners are a lazy bunch of crybabies who have been offered government-funded retraining and job placement AGAIN and AGAIN and have refused to do anything but sit and whine and wait for their obsolete jobs to go away. Real ironic that most of them vote for the "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" "party of personal responsibility" but don't want to actually put in any effort or take any responsibility.

Screw Manchin and screw miners. We shouldn't be holding our climate and energy future hostage because of a few moronic dinosaurs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Renewables ARE cheaper when looking at the long-term cost to build new generation.

Manchin is a scumbag and coal miners are a lazy bunch of crybabies who have been offered government-funded retraining and job placement AGAIN and AGAIN and have refused to do anything but sit and whine and wait for their obsolete jobs to go away. Real ironic that most of them vote for the "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" "party of personal responsibility" but don't want to actually put in any effort or take any responsibility.

Screw Manchin and screw miners. We shouldn't be holding our climate and energy future hostage because of a few moronic dinosaurs.

BINGO. The writing has been on the wall for these people for decades.

[Anonymous]

Lazard, LOL!

[Anonymous]

And 2020 report, ha!

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Once you ignore the doubling of prices since Biden came into office, gas prices aren't so bad.

[Anonymous]

What I cannot ignore is if a war breaks out somewhere and we need the strafegic oil reserves quickly.

[Anonymous]

Correction: strategic petroleum reserves

[Anonymous]

I trade oil on the side (my p/l is in the six figures usually)…if this China stuff starts getting out of hand, oil is going to crater

I’m exiting all of my long oil positions tomorrow - way too much downside risk

Americans are going to see much lower gas prices if China issues get worse internally

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I trade oil on the side (my p/l is in the six figures usually)…if this China stuff starts getting out of hand, oil is going to crater

I’m exiting all of my long oil positions tomorrow - way too much downside risk

Americans are going to see much lower gas prices if China issues get worse internally

What China issues?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oil experts now predict that oil could hit $150/Barrell soon with the geopolitical tensions in the world :

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/here-comes-247-gas-prices-warns-oil-strategist-in-dire-outlook/ar-AATWzAL?ocid=BingNewsSearch

How much more inflation will Americans be able to tolerate? Food and fuel are skyrocketing. Housing costs are skyrocketing. $7/gallon will be the straw that breaks the camel's back. I remember back during 2007 when gas got really expensive and there were tons and tons of problems with thieves punching holes in people's gas tanks. Brace yourselves for history to rest itself. What plans does Biden have? The federal reserve is asleep at the wheel doing nothing to control inflation and has singaled that they're going to do everything possible to prop the stock market up while regular Americans suffer. Biden ended the pipeline, which will look horrendous if gas hits $7/gallon. It is extremely frustrating watching prices at the grocery store, utilities, and to fill up the car go up and up and up.

This is also a consequence of adopting all of the moronic prescriptions by liberal academic economists who preached globalism like it was a religion and they we'd all be better off outsourcing our manufacturing because of some hocus pocus effects of comparative advantage. Yeah, look how well it stretching supply chains all over the planet has worked out now. Not only is it a massive national security risk they we rely on these stupid supply chains for everything, any disruptions send prices skyrocketing. We should have never gutted our manufscitng base because leadership listened to those fools.

Where? When. Link to places with highest gas prices and none are even at $6/gallon.

Chicken little The sky is Not falling!

https://thehill.com/policy/equilibrium-sustainability/3260279-these-5-cities-have-the-highest-gas-prices-in-the-us/

Has anyone checked the gas prices in Guam? Maybe there is a vast price wave coming.

[Anonymous]

C'mon Republicans, now's your chance! We elected you in because something something Democrats, something something high gas prices! Let's see your plan!

[Anonymous]

“The average price for a gallon of unleaded gas continues to plunge, to the $2.90s at many stations, and experts say Ohio and other states in the Great Lakes region have even further to fall.

The nation’s average gas price has declined for three consecutive weeks. Monday’s national average of $3.55 is 11 cents less than a week ago, the steepest weekly decline since early August, and 21 cents less than a month ago, according to AAA data.

The most common gas price found at the nation’s 150,000 stations on Monday hit $2.99 per gallon, overtaking $3.39 a gallon, said Patrick De Haan, senior petroleum analyst for GasBuddy.”

https://www.daytondailynews.com/local/some-gas-prices-dip-below-3-for-first-time-since-last-winter-more-drops-to-come/VNM335OO6FBXPCU4RGYRAIPNRI/

[Anonymous]

Biden could replenish the strategic reserves now, and bank the $2/gal delta.

#winning