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Barrel of Oil goes up a buck
These gas station guys suck. Oil went up a buck a barrel yesterday. Station guy raised his prices .19 a gallon this morning. What, the oil he has in his tanks cost him more overnight???? THIS IS BS!!!!
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Sell airline stocks and invest in oil stocks. Oil has hit bottom.
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United Steel Workers are on strike for the fourth day at plants totaling about 10% of the US refining capacity in addition to oil being at $57 a barrel when it was previously around $45, two factors that are influencing the spike, no one ever considers the first.
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Gas stations have around 1-3% profit margin on a gallon of gas. That's why they are almost always within a small percent of each other on price, unless it is isolated geographically or something.
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Got my heating oil tank topped off yesterday! My guy said oil prices have spiked the last 4 days so get it while its low....its headed back up!
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the new King has spoken
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I think the refineries are also switching over to the summer blend and this is when they start doing their annual maintenance which takes some of them off line.
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Price of crude goes down it takes weeks for the price to go down.
They claim they have to sell off what's remaining in their tanks according to what THEY paid, and when it goes down its in pennies. Price of crude goes up , gas stations go up the next day. And it goes up nickels & dimes. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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I filled up on gas yesterday, 1.97
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1 barrel of oil has 42 gallons to it. so that about 2.5 cents a gallon rise.....so WTF is with a 19 cent increase....that's even more BS
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it's only measured by the barrel when discussing crude oil
so the gallon measurement wouldn't apply i would think |
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Wall street can be hilarious to watch sometimes |
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I'm no expert.. I just pay close attention to these things. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Bend over again.
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"Over the past five years (2009-2013), retailer
gross margins (before expenses) have averaged 17.1 cents per gallon. Expenses to sell that fuel range from about 12 to 16 cents per gallon, so any change in the gross margin has a significant effect on profit margins. " 15-20% is not accurate. That is getting into the 40-50 cents per gallon range after costs. This gives a lot of insight into gas and oil pricing. http://www.nacsonline.com/YourBusine...eport_full.pdf |
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