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When crude drops it's usually due to smaller demand or the dollar is on the rise, the dollar is stronger this morning, but the same thing happened yesterday and the dollar recovered in the afternoon. I'm sure that the retailers will ignore a drop in prices as long as they can, but as you know they jump on a rise in the futures prices as soon as they can.
Feb. 7, 2012, 9:17 a.m. EST
[h=1]Dollar falls vs. euro as Greek agreement expected[/h]http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dollar-falls-vs-euro-as-greek-agreement-expected-2012-02-07
 
nnuut said:
When crude drops it's usually due to smaller demand or the dollar is on the rise, the dollar is stronger this morning, but the same thing happened yesterday and the dollar recovered in the afternoon. I'm sure that the retailers will ignore a drop in prices as long as they can, but as you know they jump on a rise in the futures prices as soon as they can.
Feb. 7, 2012, 9:17 a.m. EST
[h=1]Dollar falls vs. euro as Greek agreement expected[/h]http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dollar-falls-vs-euro-as-greek-agreement-expected-2012-02-07
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Yup, if oil ends up going back to $110, we could easily see $4 gas and possibly $4.50...
 
RealMoneyIssues said:
Yup, if oil ends up going back to $110, we could easily see $4 gas and possibly $4.50...
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Not counting the crap in Iran and Europe, when the weather get's nice they always knock up the price of gas based on the coming of the "Driving Season" get used to it!
 
nnuut said:
Not counting the crap in Iran and Europe, when the weather get's nice they always knock up the price of gas based on the coming of the "Driving Season" get used to it!
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In the People's Republic of California, I predict we'll see $6.00 per gallon by the end of summer!:mad:
 
Feb. 7, 2012, 12:01 p.m. EST
Euro up to highest since mid-December

Aussie gains as RBA unexpectedly holds off on rate cut


By Deborah Levine and William L. Watts, MarketWatch
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The U.S. dollar turned down against the euro on Tuesday, following reports that Greek government officials were putting together a detailed final document on measures needed to avoid default, against the backdrop of a nationwide strike.
Greek political leaders will meet later in the day, at the same time that the country is working on finalizing a debt-swap deal with private creditors.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, turned down at 78.618 from as high as 79.265 and 79.064 last Monday in North America.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dollar-adds-to-gains-yen-moves-lower-2012-02-07
 
My youngest daughter just watched NEMO and called asking when I was going to be home to finish watching it with her as Crush the turtle was just coming on. For some reason my mind put Crush and you, Nnuut, together as brothers! Now, for all of our entertainment, could you post a big "Duuuuuude" for us? Please mr tsp legend sir:nuts:
 
Mcqlives said:
My youngest daughter just watched NEMO and called asking when I was going to be home to finish watching it with her as Crush the turtle was just coming on. For some reason my mind put Crush and you, Nnuut, together as brothers! Now, for all of our entertainment, could you post a big "Duuuuuude" for us? Please mr tsp legend sir:nuts:
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Dude? Dude? Focus dude... Dude?
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nnuut said:
Yer right on that one!! I paid $3.43 a gallon yesterday and this is winter, wait until spring.
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If you owned a flex-fuel car, you could choose which fuel to use for your situation--gasoline or that other stuff.

(Yesteday I paid $2.98 for E85. Gas here is $3.59 and climbing. Best price in my area for E85 is now $2.89 :-) :).
 
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