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$12240 is a 10% down payment on a 5 ton Hummer EV.I am filling up 3 suvs a week that have 20 gallon tanks.
Went from 105 for all 3 under Trump to 255 under Biden.
So 425 a month to 1020.
So that’s 5,100 a year compared to 12,240 a year.
That means I just lost over 7,000 in disposable net income. Gone. Vapor.
Great times!
I like the people that post the “record profits” of oil companies in 2021 but conveniently leave off that they all lost billions in 2020. Then they want some special tax on the greedy fat cats, which would just zero out with all the losses they had the year before. Big brain.
I think if they weren't able to meet demand or if people were balking at these prices they would be glad to get some new rigs up and running that would be profitable at $30 or more per barrel. When they really got burned was when they were chasing oil and putting up new rigs that were only profitable in the $50-75/barrel range.Gas prices are high. Oil CEOs reveal why they're not drilling more
Interesting article. The stock and commodities markets are screwed; they are not doing the intended job. They do not support long term business needs because they are too focused on short term profits. It's a mistake to let top level execs own stocks in companies they work for because it further exacerbates the short term profits over long term growth and stability. It's why we are locked into boom and bust cycles and the Chinese are eating our lunch, dinner, and breakfast. We are a hyperactive ADD riddled society; we want it all and we want it now; there's no room for critical thought, introspection, or just the common everyday sense that used to prevail. Or maybe most of that common sense that existed at one time on farms and in small business and a few large corporations never really existed in most of the corporate world at all.
Lost. In the Red.
Exxon alone lost over $22B in 2020
Not a fan of write-downs? It is a legitimate activity.Looks like the vast majority of Exxons' losses were on paper.
A big chunk of the company’s losses came from $19.3 billion in write-downs in the last three months of the year as the company marked down the value of U.S. natural gas fields acquired when gas prices were far higher before fracking flooded the market a decade ago.
Seems like a convenient way to shirk taxes.
I'm sure they've made up for it in spades this and in previous years.
Not a fan of write-downs? It is a legitimate activity.
Energy has been down for years.Oh I realize that. Truthfully, I don't GAS one way or the other, they're up more than that this year as demand goes back up.
Oil company's having one bad year in 40, BFD. They got "screwed" by the pandemic and people staying at home, while the SEO is still making north of $20m annually.
But of course the government hasn't offered to drop their gas tax one red cent. And you are pizzed at the CEO of the company that actually brings the gas to your neighborhood pump.Oh I realize that. Truthfully, I don't GAS one way or the other, they're up more than that this year as demand goes back up.
Oil company's having one bad year in 40, BFD. They got "screwed" by the pandemic and people staying at home, while the SEO is still making north of $20m annually.
But of course the government hasn't offered to drop their gas tax one red cent. And you are pizzed at the CEO of the company that actually brings the gas to your neighborhood pump.
Typical misplaced anger