didn't you think it would get this high prior to this - given what's going on in Iran? I did.
And, if the blockade continues, I'd expect it to get even higher. It wouldn't surprise me if some states decide to put a moratorium on state gas taxes.
The economy is hot. Just need to get that price of oil down!
I would not be surprised at all to see $6 gas in a decent number of states by the summerdidn't you think it would get this high prior to this - given what's going on in Iran? I did.
And, if the blockade continues, I'd expect it to get even higher. It wouldn't surprise me if some states decide to put a moratorium on state gas taxes.
They can just dump the oil in the desertIn another ~10 days Iran runs out of places to store their oil. They can’t cap the wells without permanently harming them. It will be interesting to see the price of oil if / when that happens.
The market has been resilient with oil this high, but it won’t last. Either oil comes down or stock prices are going to come down.
My guess is a deal of some type is made and oil gradually comes back down into midterms. But that is far from certain
I would take that bet.I would not be surprised at all to see $6 gas in a decent number of states by the summer
I don’t know enough about commodities to take that bet lol. A lot of it depends on demand destruction and how much happensI would take that bet.
If i had to put money on it, the price of gas will be lower by mid-terms. Late summer at the latest.
It certainly COULD happen, just don't think it's most likely. I think Trump likes to win and if he wants to win mid terms he has to get the price of oil down. If you are correct and gas averages $6 a gallon through summer, Democrats will moonwalk into both the senate and house during mid-terms.I don’t know enough about commodities to take that bet lol. A lot of it depends on demand destruction and how much happens
Yes they can. It will be an environmental disaster, but you are correct they could. It may be their best option too, idk. Not our problem.They can just dump the oil in the desert
you have to admit, spending money to build the ballroom will add to the GDP, and help employment....
Groovy, I asked Claude and it told me:you have to admit, spending money to build the ballroom will add to the GDP, and help employment....
works for me. I'm pretty sure that although I've been in white house many times, at this point of my life, I seriously doubt I'll be there in the future.Groovy, I asked Claude and it told me:
U.S. GDP is roughly $29–30 trillion annually. Even taking the high-end $400 million figure, that's about 0.0013% of GDP— essentially a rounding error. Construction spending does count toward GDP, but the effect is negligible at this scale.
So if tearing down parts of historical government buildings without authorization doesn't matter because it helps GDP, then we'll tear it down(without asking) when we re-take office and turn it into an Obama museum that we will use for Pride month in June. That will be even better for GDP since we can charge admission. Deal?
I’m on the opposite side.Anyone looking at Direxion Bear 3X ETF for a trade?
The increase in ETF offerings is blowing up
So we need to curb our use of fossil fuels in America while this is going on? Why don’t we start with the low hanging fruit.Have you not been paying attention the last few months? Dependence on a form of energy that we need from others is not ideal. This is why China has been able to sustain a massive hit to its oil supply this year. They adopted a long-term vision of diversifying their energy supply.
The second part of your post is not worth debating. I - like most educated people - believe that we are affecting the climate of our planet. You dont. There is no point.
Why? What are we replacing oil with? Wind? No other energy source is even close to making sense from a productivity or efficiency standpoint aside from nuclear. And we know how all the - educated people - feel about that.I dont think the dems want to "eliminate" fossil fuels. They want to reduce our dependency on them. I don't see how anyone could look at our current geopolitical situation and not think that that's a good idea. China has been doing that, which is why they are not being hurt as badly as they could be right now with the loss of Iranian oil.
Liberal states with ridiculous taxes for sure. That’s their own fault. Californians were paying $7/gallon and right across the border in AZ it is $4/gallon. You don’t factor that in?I would not be surprised at all to see $6 gas in a decent number of states by the summer
The AI data centers collectivity ran 8-10% yesterday on Wall St on that “bad news”. Btw the big players all exceeded their targets, goog, aapl, amzn, msft, meta. Semiconductor stocks are absolutely parabolic. I bought AMD in September for $161, it closed at $354 yesterday. Nvda all time high. Vertiv crushing. Wtf are you talking about? You have no clue. Lol.The AI bubble is actively popping. OpenAI is missing revenue and user targets. There is no earthly way they make the revenue they need to to keep their thing going. Oracle is overleveraged on debt. Everyone is raising the cost to users to try to turn a profit.
Oil/commodities traders are freaking out. The last shipments from the Middle East have reached their destinations. I don’t think people quite realize how bad this could potentially get
He qualified it with "potentially". In that respect he is correct. If oil doesn't come down, i'll agree with him that things could get bad fast.The AI data centers collectivity ran 8-10% yesterday on Wall St on that “bad news”. Btw the big players all exceeded their targets, goog, aapl, amzn, msft, meta. Semiconductor stocks are absolutely parabolic. I bought AMD in September for $161, it closed at $354 yesterday. Nvda all time high. Vertiv crushing. Wtf are you talking about? You have no clue. Lol.
Liberal states with ridiculous taxes for sure. That’s their own fault. Californians were paying $7/gallon and right across the border in AZ it is $4/gallon. You don’t factor that in?
Ah typical response from you. “Dumb libtard who doesn’t know what he’s talking about”The AI data centers collectivity ran 8-10% yesterday on Wall St on that “bad news”. Btw the big players all exceeded their targets, goog, aapl, amzn, msft, meta. Semiconductor stocks are absolutely parabolic. I bought AMD in September for $161, it closed at $354 yesterday. Nvda all time high. Vertiv crushing. Wtf are you talking about? You have no clue. Lol.
Solar has gotten way cheaperWhy? What are we replacing oil with? Wind? No other energy source is even close to making sense from a productivity or efficiency standpoint aside from nuclear. And we know how all the - educated people - feel about that.
So why are you crying if you don’t care. I fill my car up 2-3 times a week. You don’t care about the high taxes that are 50% of the cost in places like California? But your post is a warning that gas will be $6. I show you it’s well above that now bc taxes and your response is, it should be higher???? What are you even saying? Are you just a troll man?Yes, I factor that in. I’m talking national average. I drive ~40 miles a week so I couldn’t care less about high gas taxes. They should be even higher
Iren cifr clsk hive keel crwv nbis. How many more you want? What????? Meta msft amzn goog all beat. Nvda just hit an ATH. You sir, are clueless.Ah typical response from you. “Dumb libtard who doesn’t know what he’s talking about”
What “AI data centers” ran 8-10%? Yeah Google was up big. But Amazon, MSFT, and Meta (big in their case) were all down. Nvidia was down as well. Also, the stock market famously is perfectly rational and an excellent indicator of how well the economy is doing. That’s why the market hit an ATH in October 2007
Cheap and inefficient, ineffective. Not a great combo.Solar has gotten way cheaper