Circle K went up yet again to $3.95 / Gal.... 😡
The board's slowest says different than the San Fran Chronicle and everybody else. What gives?
Fox Business just told me half Americans cannot afford a one thousand dollar emergency expense.
A combination of decades of Rat controlled government schooling and socialist program failures, then add on the Rat's economic failures, including the latest Bidenomics....Fox Business just told me half Americans cannot afford a one thousand dollar emergency expense.
KXXV-TV in Waco is now reporting ALL TIME HIGH credit card consumer debt dew to Biden tsunami inflationary wave.
LOL. Fake Mensa liar wrong again. Times have never been better in the industry. Record profits.The thinking recognized Biden declared war on US oil & gas the day he sat down in the Oval Office. Does anyone here believe the board's slow has figured it out yet?
Indeed record profits with Biden's inflationary tsunami. On Election Day I paid $1.74 per gallon for regular.LOL. Fake Mensa liar wrong again. Times have never been better in the industry. Record profits.
I swear you couldn’t say more stupid things if you tried.
NavigatorII and I cannot get through to the board's slow. You're right about Americans tapping 401's. We have now reached ALL TIME RECORD credit card debt because of Bidenomics indflationary tsunami, as you know. Consumers are 70% of our economy.Sunny
can you or @NavigatorII explain this to the slow about Bidenomics?
More Americans are tapping their 401(k) accounts because of financial distress, according to Bank of America data released Tuesday.
Americans are pulling money out of their 401(k) plans at an alarming rate — CNN Business
More Americans are tapping their 401(k) accounts because of financial distress, according to Bank of America data released Tuesday.apple.news
Fake Mensa logic:Indeed record profits with Biden's inflationary tsunami. On Election Day I paid $1.74 per gallon for regular.
Hilarious. Everyone is on here talking about high gas prices and constraints on supply and your answer is… “but profits are up.” Maybe because of the high gas prices that everyone is talking about?Fake Mensa logic.
Biden destroyed the oil and gas industry, as indicated by record profits while inheriting an industry with depressed prices and record low drilling activity.
Could you say anything more idiotic? You are either trolling or are the dumbest person in history. I vote for the latter.
Yes, in response to the stupid claim that Biden destroyed the O&G industry. What part of that don’t you understand?Hilarious. Everyone is on here talking about high gas prices and constraints on supply and your answer is… “but profits are up.” Maybe because of the high gas prices that everyone is talking about?
Funny stuff. Keep it going.
I can “partially” blame Biden for imposing sanctions on Russian oil that everybody but us ignores?Yes, in response to the stupid claim that Biden destroyed the O&G industry. What part of that don’t you understand?
Now if you want to discuss supply and demand, give that a go. The US supply (ie production) has increased since Biden took over. US oil drilling has tripled. The Saudis have cut supply in order to increase oil prices. Russia supply has been cut as a result of boycotts. You can partially blame Biden for that.
But the biggest driver for increased prices is surging demand due to the economic recovery. Oh, the horror.
Feel free to point out where I’m wrong, and make yourself look as foolish as Sunburnt. You guys just repeat what your hear on your Righty media.
And how do you square your enthusiasm for the “economic recovery” with record levels of consumer credit debt?Yes, in response to the stupid claim that Biden destroyed the O&G industry. What part of that don’t you understand?
Now if you want to discuss supply and demand, give that a go. The US supply (ie production) has increased since Biden took over. US oil drilling has tripled. The Saudis have cut supply in order to increase oil prices. Russia supply has been cut as a result of boycotts. You can partially blame Biden for that.
But the biggest driver for increased prices is surging demand due to the economic recovery. Oh, the horror.
Feel free to point out where I’m wrong, and make yourself look as foolish as Sunburnt. You guys just repeat what your hear on your Righty media.
Yes, because it’s only China and India that arent honoring the boycott. Pretty much everyone else is.I can “partially” blame Biden for imposing sanctions on Russian oil that everybody but us ignores?
Can I “partially” blame him for selling off our reserves (at prices well below the current market) as well?
Granted, CC debt can be a problem if not managed properly. But that is a sign that people are optimistic about their economic/job prospects. That is a banking business decision that they make freely, and is how a capitalistic system works.And how do you square your enthusiasm for the “economic recovery” with record levels of consumer credit debt?
Hm. So if there is a commodity facing high demand and high prices, and I have the ability to just pump it out of the ground, the “brilliant economic move” in an increasing price environment is to sell off existing inventory at a discount to the market?Yes, because it’s only China and India that arent honoring the boycott. Pretty much everyone else is.
And you mentioned “supply constraints” in your OP. Do you realize that releasing the SPR actually INCREASES supply, not decreases it, thus helping drive down prices which have gone from $100/bbl to $70/bbl. We are also selling it at a much higher price that what we purchased it for, thus making money. A brilliant economic move. It will be replenished when prices drop, and the industry needs some support.
See what I mean about talking about things you don’t really understand?
That’s the thing. The govt. doesn’t have the ability to “just pump it out of the ground.” That’s what private oil companies do after years of research and planning.Hm. So if there is a commodity facing high demand and high prices, and I have the ability to just pump it out of the ground, the “brilliant economic move” in an increasing price environment is to sell off existing inventory at a discount?
You should be on Biden’s economic team.
I will continue to post as long as you continue to make erroneous statements. Can you blame me?I know your argument strategy is to always be the last one to post but when you keep posting dumber and dumber stuff, the approach has diminishing returns.
First of all, this is not close to true. I’ll do some research and post from some reputable sources to demonstrate your ignorance.Yes, because it’s only China and India that arent honoring the boycott. Pretty much everyone else is.
Ah so the government can’t subsidize energy production to lower the price? Is that what you’re saying? Careful now.That’s the thing. The govt. doesn’t have the ability to “just pump it out of the ground.” That’s what private oil companies do after years of research and planning.
The only avenue for a govt to quickly increase supply is to sell from existing reserves when there is a worldwide oil supply event (such as wars or embargoes), which is exactly what it was intended for. But alas it’s only a temporary solution.
But yes, I would make an excellent economic advisor thank you very much.
They are significant, but not nearly half of the worlds oil demand. Not even close. And they don’t get all of their oil from Russia.First of all, this is not close to true. I’ll do some research and post from some reputable sources to demonstrate your ignorance.
Also “only China and India”? So like half the world’s oil demand? Lol.
Yes, of course they can, and do with deductions for intangible drilling costs and percentage depletion. But those tend to have longer term benefits. Releasing the SPR was a short term benefit, like I said.Ah so the government can’t subsidize energy production to lower the price? Is that what you’re saying? Careful now.