Gas Prices Party Like It's 1999
Don’t worry. The economy won’t hurt you. It just wants you to have some fun. To prove it, the price of gas continues to fall, now averaging $1.66/gallon according to USA Today. Officially, the last time prices were this low was in 2004, and prices are still dropping after hitting an all-time high this June at $4.11/gallon. The government’s weekly gas and fuel price update shows prices are at their lowest in the Gulf Coast and Rocky Mountain regions. Diesel prices are falling as well, hitting a national average of $2.42/gallon. Help keep downward pressure on fuel prices by finding the lowest local prices (with help from your federal government) here. And if you’ve got a dime you can listen to your V8 tonight. Freaky!
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Yeah, no shit sherlock they got it wrong on market pricing. Some just more egregious than others. I mean, the whole damn economy was on a bubble, so I give you no credit unless you predicted
And how many days is it going to take for you to realize that I've said from the beginning that it's pointless to argue about the weather, and make a meaningful point about that instead? Look at my first post to you: For example, Colin Campbell is an oilman who has written quite a bit on the subject, and the technical side of his analysis seems fine. The side effects of a peak is open to interpretation and is filled with motley fools looking for attention.