lawgator1
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Congratulations on not blaming Bush or Trump in your OP. I’m sure it’s coming, but at least you didn’t lead with it.Gas prices are down on the order of 15 percent in the last few weeks. But gas where I am is UP, about 7 to 8 percent higher it would seem.
I've said it before and say it again: the DAY after oil prices rise, gas goes up. But the reverse is far from true.
Collusion ?
Congratulations on not blaming Bush or Trump in your OP. I’m sure it’s coming, but at least you didn’t lead with it.
Lol! Have you ever had a class in business?
Gas prices are down on the order of 15 percent in the last few weeks. But gas where I am is UP, about 7 to 8 percent higher it would seem.
I've said it before and say it again: the DAY after oil prices rise, gas goes up. But the reverse is far from true.
Collusion ?
Gas prices are down on the order of 15 percent in the last few weeks. But gas where I am is UP, about 7 to 8 percent higher it would seem.
I've said it before and say it again: the DAY after oil prices rise, gas goes up. But the reverse is far from true.
Collusion ?
You do have a point with this comment.
Yes, it is very likely collusion. But remember... if you assume that it is collusion, then you are a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist
You do have a point with this comment.
Yes, it is very likely collusion. But remember... if you assume that it is collusion, then you are a tinfoil hat conspiracy theorist
It's not collusion, per se, but stores will use an increase in commodity prices to immediately raise prices even if the price increase isn't hitting them yet.
On dips in oil prices, they wait for a competitor to drop prices. There's some lag here.
Gas stations make their profit largely on the upward and downward lags. If oil stayed constant, gas stations wouldn't make as much $$$...
Gas prices are down on the order of 15 percent in the last few weeks. But gas where I am is UP, about 7 to 8 percent higher it would seem.
I've said it before and say it again: the DAY after oil prices rise, gas goes up. But the reverse is far from true.
Collusion ?