Higher fuel prices coming down the pipes

[surada]

Trump would be the better choice if stopping America's war with Russia was the top priority.

But America can't have cheap gas, Trump, and no war all together. All three are not compatible!

The current war is the intended culmination of all of America's 40 wars of aggression since the end of world war 2.

Russia in effect has America's cheap gas.

And China has the first options on that oil.

Biden's attempts to find alternatives and encourage green solutions is failing Americans. The only solution left is the military solution but that's inconveniently negated by the MAD factor.

Remember, the oil business hates a warzone.

 

[pknopp]

Remember, the oil business hates a warzone.

The war zone is still there. Prices are falling.

 

[surada]

The war zone is still there. Prices are falling.

In Ukraine?

 

[pknopp]

In Ukraine?

Ukraine was the excuse it went to $130.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Caused in part by the markets running the prices so unjustifiably high.

Or by Biden being unjustifiably anti-fossil fuels.

 

[surada]

Ukraine was the excuse it went to $130.

Ukraine isn't producing oil.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

For those not actually purchasing oil and gas?

Yes.

That's the way it used to be.




Take out the speculators not actually interested in oil and we know.

This constant up and down is horrible for a economy.

For those not actually purchasing oil and gas?

Yes.

That's the way it used to be.

Thinner markets will be better? Why?

Take out the speculators not actually interested in oil and we know.

Speculators aren't actually interested?

This constant up and down is horrible for a economy.

Constant up and down didn't happen before futures markets?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

they bet on the direction prices will move and then their guesses affect real prices by distorting the market.

Why do you feel their bets distort the market?

Futures traders don't provide anything except a parasitic expense,

How are they parasitic?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The war zone is still there. Prices are falling.

Is Russia able to export their oil?

 

[JGalt]

Nothing has changed to justify $63-$130-$82 in the last year.

Haven't you heard? It's the Putin Price Hike.

 

[JGalt]

The war zone is still there. Prices are falling.

You're only taking into account one form of energy: Gasoline.

Meanwhile...

Coal
August 26: $16.25 per short ton
One month ago: $16.55 per short ton
One year ago: $11.90 per short ton

Natural gas
August 30: $9.10 per million Btu
One month ago: $8.74 per million Btu
One year ago: $4.07 per million Btu

On-highway diesel
August 29: $5.12 per gallon
One month ago: $5.14 per gallon
One year ago: $3.34 per gallon

Residential heating oil
March 28: $5.13 per gallon
One month ago: $4.05 per gallon
One year ago: $2.86 per gallon

Weekly Fuel Price Watch - America's Electric Cooperatives

 

[pknopp]

Or by Biden being unjustifiably anti-fossil fuels.

Is that why oil went to $150 under Bush?

 

[pknopp]

Ukraine isn't producing oil.

They don't produce many things, all which are irrelevant.

 

[pknopp]

For those not actually purchasing oil and gas?

Yes.

That's the way it used to be.

Thinner markets will be better? Why?

Take out the speculators not actually interested in oil and we know.

Speculators aren't actually interested?

This constant up and down is horrible for a economy.

Constant up and down didn't happen before futures markets?

1. Yes

2. No

3. No, not really.

 

[pknopp]

Is Russia able to export their oil?

Quote a relevance.

 

[pknopp]

You're only taking into account one form of energy: Gasoline.

Meanwhile...

Coal
August 26: $16.25 per short ton
One month ago: $16.55 per short ton
One year ago: $11.90 per short ton

Natural gas
August 30: $9.10 per million Btu
One month ago: $8.74 per million Btu
One year ago: $4.07 per million Btu

On-highway diesel
August 29: $5.12 per gallon
One month ago: $5.14 per gallon
One year ago: $3.34 per gallon

Residential heating oil
March 28: $5.13 per gallon
One month ago: $4.05 per gallon
One year ago: $2.86 per gallon

Weekly Fuel Price Watch - America's Electric Cooperatives

We are discussing gasoline and the excuses for it going over $5.00.

 

[JGalt]

Is that why oil went to $150 under Bush?

Middle East unrest, an Islamic attack on 9/11, an all-out war. All those things and it only went up to $4.11 at its highest.

It made it all the way up to $5.03 per gallon average back in June, but is back down the GW Bush prices now.

 

[JGalt]

We are discussing gasoline and the excuses for it going over $5.00.

In case you forgot, the thread was about fuel prices. That would be gasoline, kerosene, diesel, ethnol, propane, natural gas, coal, or even dried cow turds for that matter.

Have you priced dried cow turds lately?

 

[pknopp]

Middle East unrest, an Islamic attack on 9/11, an all-out war. All those things and it only went up to $4.11 at its highest.

It made it all the way up to $5.03 per gallon average back in June, but is back down the GW Bush prices now.

All with the fundamentals being unchanged.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

1. Yes

2. No

3. No, not really.

Why are thinner markets better?
Why aren't speculators interested in oil?
Why do you feel commodities didn't fluctuate before futures markets?