Fuel warning

The key word is "EVERYONE"....there is power in numbers...if the American public don't start standing up for them selves....and start standing up to the government...and demand that they do what is right for our country...then .we have no one to blame but ourselves.

So lets all set a date to stay @ home and do not a thing but watch oil prices FALL!!!! A good week for doing something like this would be the weak of July 4th INDEPENDANCE DAY lets all get the word around and JUST DO IT!!!!!

I say everyone raid washington.

very simple fix to get the goverments attention .Drive 45 mph and never pass the vech in front of you even if its barley moveing .With in hours the U.S.would be in the damnest traffic jam nation wide with no body moveing .Point made lower gas or don,t go any where ,the only exception is leave emergency lanes open for fire and rescue

all these high gas prices are based on something happening in the middle east....which drives investors to inflate the price of a barrel of oil....this is only temporary....you can not inflate supply and demand.....

bubba53 wrote:

all these high gas prices are based on something happening in the middle east....which drives investors to inflate the price of a barrel of oil....this is only temporary....you can not inflate supply and demand.....

Bubba I hope you are right but what I'm afraid of long term is our dollar falling to nothing. Some countries don't want to use the dollar as the world reserve currency, if this happens it will be very bad for us or anyone that happens to have dollars.

I say it's time to inflate the price of corn and beans leaving this country and see how long those middle east countries like that.........

Where I grew up, there was so durn much corn and beans that it had to go somewhere, as we couldn't store all of it!!!!

i have filled my truck up 2 times sence the fall ride. but i get around $700+ a month in my cruser tho.

i agree with GETERDUN. the US feeds the world with corn,wheat,beans.

Today gas is currently trading up 6 cents on gas and 4 on diesel. I will let everyone know what the rack goes up tonight at 6pm. Expect the street to jump atleast another 10 cents in 24 hours.

Thanks T-BONE...it's nice to have an inside source.

until this stuff calms down I am going to keep my friends up to date. I would still fill up again today.

NEW YORK (DTN) -- New York Mercantile Exchange oil futures were maintaining
hefty gains, albeit well below earlier highs, after the Energy Information
Administration released bullish inventory data showing that U.S. crude supplies
rose less than expected last week while gasoline stocks fell instead of
building as projected.

The EIA data was, however, not considered to be having a major impact on oil
prices, which for weeks now have been driven higher mostly by unrest in North
Africa and the Middle East.

"US inventories mean nothing to the price of oil," said analyst Kyle Cooper
at IAF Advisors. "We had a total of 12 million bbl draw for all petroleum and
yet prices are relatively up just a bit."

Others disagreed.

"It had some impact because look at oil prices now, they are moving up,"
said a Wall Street bank analyst. "What happened earlier overnight is crude shot
up within 3 minutes when London trade opened because there was a report that
eastern Libya was under the control of anti-Gaddafi rebels and they had said
they were going to shut oilfields there."

Tim Evans, an analyst at Citi Futures Perspectives, said that "The DOE data
was supportive overall, with refinery run cuts translating into reduced product
inventories."

The EIA reported at 11:00 AM ET that U.S. crude inventories rose 822,000 bbl
last week as imports fell, while gasoline stocks fell 2.8 million bbl and
distillate stocks fell 1.5 million bbl. Crude stocks at Cushing, Okla., also
fell although overall Midwest stocks rose.

At noon New York time, NYMEX April contract was up $1.14 at $99.24 bbl after
trading between a low $98.22 and a 29-month spot high of $103.41 overnight.

In products trade, NYMEX March heating oil futures were up 3.26cts at
$2.9375 gal, after trading between a low $2.9088 and a 29-month spot high of
$3.0625 overnight.

March RBOB futures were up 4.78cts at $2.7627 gal after trading between a
session low $2.7362 and a 29-1/2 month spot high at $2.8560 gal overnight.

GETERDUN wrote:

I say it's time to inflate the price of corn and beans leaving this country and see how long those middle east countries like that.........

Yea let them eat their sand and wash it down with oil and see how they like that

For 2-24-11

Well the market has closed for today. Looks like gas may lay flat and diesel will come down 3 cents MAYBE. No punishment right now. People do not need to rush to fill up today unless the store you shop at is under 3.29.

Today gas was up six cents all day and diesel was up 5 all day. It backed off right before the bell. I dont know what happened but atleast it wasnt another day of massive increases at the rack.

TBONE21 wrote:

For 2-24-11

Well the market has closed for today. Looks like gas may lay flat and diesel will come down 3 cents MAYBE. No punishment right now. People do not need to rush to fill up today unless the store you shop at is under 3.29.

Today gas was up six cents all day and diesel was up 5 all day. It backed off right before the bell. I dont know what happened but atleast it wasnt another day of massive increases at the rack.

They heard that the WVSXSRIDERS were starting to get upset...

TBONE21 wrote:

For 2-24-11

Well the market has closed for today. Looks like gas may lay flat and diesel will come down 3 cents MAYBE. No punishment right now. People do not need to rush to fill up today unless the store you shop at is under 3.29.

Today gas was up six cents all day and diesel was up 5 all day. It backed off right before the bell. I dont know what happened but atleast it wasnt another day of massive increases at the rack.

TY for the updated

Bobby D wrote:

GETERDUN wrote:

I say it's time to inflate the price of corn and beans leaving this country and see how long those middle east countries like that.........

Yea let them eat their sand and wash it down with oil and see how they like that

ermullis wrote:

Bobby D wrote:

GETERDUN wrote:

I say it's time to inflate the price of corn and beans leaving this country and see how long those middle east countries like that.........

Yea let them eat their sand and wash it down with oil and see how they like that

I WOULD HAVE TO AGREE BUT NOOOOOOOOOO OUR GOVERMENT WONT ALLOW THAT.......

IM all for ELECTRIC RZR ! with the power and range to go 100 miles THEN KISS THEM GAS DAYS AWAY

tiler65 wrote:

ermullis wrote:

Bobby D wrote:

GETERDUN wrote:

I say it's time to inflate the price of corn and beans leaving this country and see how long those middle east countries like that.........

Yea let them eat their sand and wash it down with oil and see how they like that

I WOULD HAVE TO AGREE BUT NOOOOOOOOOO OUR GOVERMENT WONT ALLOW THAT.......

I'VE been saing that for a long time keep our grain close our borders buy our cars and our beef

rzrwrecker wrote:

IM all for ELECTRIC RZR ! with the power and range to go 100 miles THEN KISS THEM GAS DAYS AWAY

Bad Boy Carts or ezgo

3-1-11 Update

Its off to the races today. At mid day it is up 7 cents on gas and 4 cents on diesel.
Over the past few days it has laid flat. Thats why people have not seen the street go up in a few days.
I would fill up today guys. Its going to be another BIG increase today! I will get with everyone tonight on the settle.

NEW YORK (DTN) -- New York Mercantile Exchange oil futures were higher at
the start of regular trade as the market continues to be concerned about supply
security, with fresh speculation that Saudi Arabia may not boost output
immediately to cover lost Libyan supply.

"I think we are still concerned about the developments in the Middle East
and there's a report out quoting OPEC sources as saying the Saudis will not
increase production until oil prices hit $120, which negates the rumors that
the Saudis have already boosted output," said analyst Phil Flynn at PFG Best
Research. "But even if they Saudis release more oil, it just means they won't
have enough spare capacity for the next outage."

The Saudis recently said they were ready to make up for any lost oil supply
due to the Libyan crisis. A Libyan oil official said yesterday that half of the
country's output or about 850,000 bpd is offline because foreign oil workers
fled the country to escape the fighting between anti and pro Muammar Gaddafi
forces.

There have been protests elsewhere in the Middle East, with the government
of Oman moving to quell unrest yesterday and other reports saying tensions were
rising in Kuwait as well.

On U.S. supply, analysts are all over the map, with a majority of
forecasters expecting a build for weekly crude stocks while a few expect to see
a stock draw. Flynn said he expects to see a draw in crude due to improving
gasoline demand and an increase in refinery output, with some refiners boosting
runs after turnaround maintenance activity.

At the 9:00 AM ET opening bell, NYMEX April WTI crude was up 87cts at $97.84
bbl after rising overnight to a high $98.05, and have since accelerated higher.
The contract remains below Thursday's 29-month high of $103.41 bbl on the spot
continuation chart.

On ICE Futures, April Brent was up $1.19 at $112.99 bbl at the open, with
the Brent/WTI spread still wide at a Brent premium of $15.15 bbl.

In products trade, NYMEX April heating oil was 2.97cts higher at $2.9686
gal, and has moved up since the open to just below $3.00, although holding
below resistance at Thursday's 29-month spot high of $3.0625 gal. April RBOB
futures were up 2.73cts at $2.9200 gal, and have since traded at a 30-month
high on the spot continuation chart of $2.9536, climbing with the roll from
March futures to the April contract as nearby delivery amid the seasonal
contango market structure.

George Orwel, 1.718.522.3969, george.orwel@telventdtn.com, Telvent DTN,
www.telventdtn.com. (c) 2011 Telvent DTN. All rights reserved.

At the close...........

Gas up .1043 almost 11 cents
Diesel up .0788 almost 8 cents

You will start to see these changes tomorrow. I highly suggest getting gas and diesel today. The price you see today will not be there tomorrow.

WHEN THE freak DOES THIS SHIT ENDDDDDDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

its not for now.......looks like 4 is coming soon. There will be a big jump tomorrow on the street. Just trying to give everyone a warning

AND I DO APPERCIATE IT IT JUST A BUNCH OF BULLSHIT THAT OUR OWN GOVERMENT DOSENT STEP IN AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS CRASH THATS ABOUT TO HAPPEN BUT THEY WILL PUT THERE NOSES IN A DISPUTE THAT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH US "WTF"

your not the only one. People at the pump are pissed. Believe me I hear it every day