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LiNK666 said:
buy oil stock?
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that chit seems so complicated. Somebody needs to have a gun to my head in order for me to read about business. I never had interest, lol.

Maybe u could be my financial advisor :D
 
LiNK666 said:
Stop buying made in china, india etc... Their economies slow down and they have less demand for oil = lower prices.

Other than that, have a revolution, take over the oil fields in alberta and sell gas at cost price.
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But that would be hurting our brothers & sisters, if u know what I mean :D
 
I understand prices increase, my point is, if oil drops $15 a barrel, and gas goes down 5 cents a L, then when when oil goes up $6 a barrel gas prices shouldn't go up 6 cents a L, there has to be a correlation with increases and decreases. I would understand if gas prices went up 2.5 cents a L when the price of oil went up $6. This is robbery at it's best, and this is where the federal government should make the industry the same as natural gas, i.e if Enbridge wants an increase, they have to apply for it, and yes sometimes they are denied the increase. The oil companies should be subject to the same rules, that way we stop paying extra for gas paid at a cheaper price, and the oil companies have to justify the increase applied for.
 
oilycreek said:
this is where the federal government should make the industry the same as natural gas, i.e if Enbridge wants an increase, they have to apply for it, and yes sometimes they are denied the increase. The oil companies should be subject to the same rules, that way we stop paying extra for gas paid at a cheaper price, and the oil companies have to justify the increase applied for.
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Best idea yet!
 
LiNK666 said:
Stop buying made in china, india etc... Their economies slow down and they have less demand for oil = lower prices.

Other than that, have a revolution, take over the oil fields in alberta and sell gas at cost price.
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Does that apply to - stop invading other countries to secure cheap resources?

Cause if that stops also, regionalism / isolationism (which is counter to globalism) may achieve fair prices accross the globe, but that ultimately means higher prices here!

So are you advocating regionalism or continued imperialism / (opressive) "globalisation"?

Sounds to me like socialist regionalism by the looks of the end of that quote. Ultimately that would mean an uncompetitive regional market and lower subsidized prices only for a short time.

Either way you slice it, get ready for everything in the West to increase in price as the East starts to take some of the finite pie (that is Earth). Fair is fair.....or we fight for it!
 
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oilycreek said:
I understand prices increase, my point is, if oil drops $15 a barrel, and gas goes down 5 cents a L, then when when oil goes up $6 a barrel gas prices shouldn't go up 6 cents a L, there has to be a correlation with increases and decreases. I would understand if gas prices went up 2.5 cents a L when the price of oil went up $6. This is robbery at it's best, and this is where the federal government should make the industry the same as natural gas, i.e if Enbridge wants an increase, they have to apply for it, and yes sometimes they are denied the increase. The oil companies should be subject to the same rules, that way we stop paying extra for gas paid at a cheaper price, and the oil companies have to justify the increase applied for.
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The price of oil fluctuates based on future values (set by commodity traders on the open market). Obviously OPEC quotas, Oil reserve levels, geographic unrest affecting supply and demand play a big part into the future contacts pricing. But that doesn't necessarily mean the price at the pump will change along with it... certainly it will in the future, but not instantly. In the spring, many refineries go through routine maintenance, so if overall output is down while demand is constant or on the rise... guess what happens?

Here is also a good chart showing how prices are broken down as they fluctuate.


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alaywa said:
Does that apply to - stop invading other countries to secure cheap resources?

Cause if that stops also, regionalism / isolationism (which is counter to globalism) may achieve fair prices accross the globe, but that ultimately means higher prices here!

So are you advocating regionalism or continued imperialism / (opressive) "globalisation"?

Sounds to me like socialist regionalism by the looks of the end of that quote. Ultimately that would mean an uncompetitive regional market and lower subsidized prices only for a short time.

Either way you slice it, get ready for everything in the West to increase in price as the East starts to take some of the finite pie (that is Earth). Fair is fair.....or we fight for it!
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Osama is dead get over it will you.
 
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Skyler said:
The price of oil fluctuates based on future values (set by commodity traders on the open market). Obviously OPEC quotas, Oil reserve levels, geographic unrest affecting supply and demand play a big part into the future contacts pricing. But that doesn't necessarily mean the price at the pump will change along with it... certainly it will in the future, but not instantly. In the spring, many refineries go through routine maintenance, so if overall output is down while demand is constant or on the rise... guess what happens?

Here is also a good chart showing how prices are broken down as they fluctuate.


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When oil goes up the prices change instantly at the pumps, the problem is the imbalance in price fluctuations. The government makes too much money in taxes per penny/l increase. They are predicting a global recession again because of it, this time Canada won't do so well, then what? the sheeple will be ****** at the PC's. I hope we go into a bad recession, as my job isn't affected by recessions, and I'll continue to make money and survive, but the average person will lose everything, the government will lose taxes, and our welfare system will be over whelmed.
 
oilycreek said:
When oil goes up the prices change instantly at the pumps, the problem is the imbalance in price fluctuations. The government makes too much money in taxes per penny/l increase. They are predicting a global recession again because of it, this time Canada won't do so well, then what? the sheeple will be ****** at the PC's. I hope we go into a bad recession, as my job isn't affected by recessions, and I'll continue to make money and survive, but the average person will lose everything, the government will lose taxes, and our welfare system will be over whelmed.
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Ok. I'm done. :confused1:
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Cash held by the people and investors and hedge funds pension funds and elsewhere is in a massive migration to hard assets. Physical goods & tangible assets are rising in price. Have Deflationists not noticed? Witness the burgeoning demand for USMint coins, resulting in shortages and production shut downs across the world. Have Deflationists not noticed?Amplifying the USFed money output parade, the troubles in Egypt with associated threats to the Suez Canal, followed by troubles in Libya with interruptions to output, have all contributed to the movement of funds into hard assets like crude oil. Have Deflationists not noticed? As for buyers, right now the only(or primary) buyer for USTreasurys is the USFed itself. Plenty of global funds continue to chase crude oil, industrial metals, grains, farmlands, cotton,coffee, sugar, as well as the King Gold & Queen Silver. Have Deflationists not noticed? The interesting opportunities will continue to be offered for wealth accumulation in defense of the unspeakable abuses of money. These are the middle innings of opportunity when it is still legal to build and hold wealth. Those years might be nearing an end, unfortunately as we near open confiscation after hidden confiscation. The money to bid tangible assets skyward,my blind fools, is from the collective gaggle of central banks which are in a panic printing money without the controls to direct it where they wish. This is not a rant, but rather a directed rebuttal of a shallow discourse laden with blind spots, shallow arguments, and arrogance. Let us gaze at the fool with a blind eye in a purple robe sitting on a self-designed throne, with zero authority and a track record of major missed events.
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You people really need to learn how money is created. Once you learn that, you will learn why hard assets go up and the corruption behind the dollar.
 
BLUE_KAWI said:
You people really need to learn how money is created. Once you learn that, you will learn why hard assets go up and the corruption behind the dollar.
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You really need to do some learning yourself so you can understang why currency inflation alone is not causing the rise in gas prices.

I dont think you even fully understand how money is created. Sorry your conspiracy theory videos are not a stand alone source. A basic, REAl education in economics may help.
 
01cbr said:
Sorry your conspiracy theory videos are not a stand alone source. A basic, REAl education in economics may help.
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HAHAHAH..I love these comments "conspiracy theory "....people who believe in this conspiracy theory are going to do fine in the dollar collapse, people who don't are going to end up on the streets. Your choice, I don't really care if you sink or swim. I just care for the truth. I've already tripled my money with this on going dollar collapse.

You have to understand that all FIAT money is going down. Holding dollars is like sitting in a chair on the Titanic. When oil is going up, investors are opting out of the dollar.
 
BLUE_KAWI said:
HAHAHAH..I love these comments "conspiracy theory "....people who believe in this conspiracy theory are going to do fine in the dollar collapse, people who don't are going to end up on the streets. Your choice, I don't really care if you sink or swim. I just care for the truth. I've already tripled my money with this on going dollar collapse.

You have to understand that all FIAT money is going down. Holding dollars is like sitting in a chair on the Titanic. When oil is going up, investors are opting out of the dollar.
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Ya because I have such a large holding of currency.

Gold and silver are going to be so valuble during a total currency collapse. People are really going to favour it over food and shelter.
 
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