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Why We Are Here => Economics & Investing => Topic started by: rcjordan on December 21, 2014, 12:19:01 AM
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Putin is crying, Travoli.
(460 from Waverly to Zuni, Trav.)
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We had DKK 9,46/L yesterday for 95 unleaded. Lowest in a loooong time.
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If I did the math right, $2.06/gal = .71eu/L
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I need gasoline to drop to 50cents/gal
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Did the math:
9,46 DKK = 1,55 USD
1 gallon = 3,785 L
1 gallon gas in Denmark:
DKK 35 ~ USD 5,76
1 gallon gas in the US:
DKK 12,52 ~ USD 2,06
At 50cents/gal I'd be drinking it straight from the pump.
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> drinking it straight from the pump
You have been to the states quite a few times. Acquired our tastes.
In the US, that's called neat.
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>Putin is crying
I heard a "wounded bear" comparison on NPR.
Which might prove unpredictable.
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http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-10-13/oil-prices-are-hurting-russias-economy
45% of national budget comes from oil
2015 budget based on $100/barrel
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>Putin
I'm pretty sure oil falling so hard is a direct message to him. Yeah we have the shale oil boom, but Saudi Arabia could scale back to keep the cost up and they aren't.
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Yeah, call it 'marketplace sanctions.' Win-win for Obama; US economy goes hockey-stick up and Putin's goes hockey-stick-down.
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We some kind of record for gas prices falling for 92+ days straight. Apparently we're going to see another $0.10 drop and then it will level off.
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http://www.weather.com/news/news/north-dakota-oil-by-rail-investigation
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Those prices are probably for 87 unleaded. I don't know if you can even find 95 at a regular station anymore. At least near me the highest you can get is 93. But still, it's probably aroun $2.50/gal for 95
In my neck of the woods we're still well over $3.00/gal, but my neck of the woods is fairly far out into the woods. I was in the city on my way home from Christmas travels and bought 87 unleaded at something like $2.49/gal.
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http://www.weather.com/news/news/north-dakota-oil-by-rail-investigation
Scary stuff.
Ergophobe, just curious, what do you have that you need 95 octane?
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YAAAAAAAAA what do you have that you need 95 octane?
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I don't have anything - it was in response to Rumbas comment
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I'm a bit of a gearhead, so you peaked my interest. Local price yesterday was $2.36 at the discount stations.
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Interesting with the octane comments. We only have diesel, 92, 95 and 98. Didn't even know 87 existed?
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It looks like we use a different measure over here (US & Canada):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating#Difference_between_RON.2C_MON.2C_and_AKI
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Looks like 95 in Europe would be like 90-91 in North America.
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I went on a road trip last month, and saw it at 1.96$ in Mississippi. Up here in the Chicago burbs at Costco it was 1.99! Which is unheard of for up here. Under 3$ was unheard of for the last few years.
I read it should keep going down.