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How can you expect us to believe you make millions when you make such stupid comments.
Which companies were you talking about.
And what about the times those companies continue to refine gasoline at reduced rates because they are actually losing money ?
Profiteering through manipulation.
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Again....Didn't oil companies make billions in profits when gasoline was at $1.00/gal?
Didn't they?
Or didn't they?
Show it or stow it you stupid fuck.
Didn't they?
Or didn't they?
Show it or stow it you stupid fuck.
You are debating and you don't know. Perhaps you should take up your former role....
You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You're debating oil prices and you don't know? That's sad.
Oil AND gasoline are priced on the commodities market, and you can't see how the post relates?
You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You're debating oil prices and you don't know? That's sad.
Oil AND gasoline are priced on the commodities market, and you can't see how the post relates?
You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You're debating oil prices and you don't know? That's sad.
Oil AND gasoline are priced on the commodities market, and you can't see how the post relates?
How does that article help your claim about oil manipulation?
Prices in some places were just under $1 per in the late 1990's.You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You're debating oil prices and you don't know? That's sad.
Oil AND gasoline are priced on the commodities market, and you can't see how the post relates?
How does that article help your claim about oil manipulation?
It doesn't.
He's in free fall and he knows it. That's why he won't complete the argument....he does not have one.
Oil prices took a short term dip in late 1998. I know because I was looking at some coalbed methane beds around that time.
It pushed many independent producers into shutting down or going out of business.
Prices returned after a few months.
Gasoline never hit 1.00/gallon at the pump. I recall it getting as low as 1.27 where we lived.
Even at 10 dollar crude, there isn't enough margin at 1.25 for refineries to make a killing.
I'm not debating oil prices....moron.
You claim that people like Goldman Sach's manipulate the market.
If you've got a connection (your article says nothing), you'd better produce it.
I'm not debating oil prices....moron.
You claim that people like Goldman Sach's manipulate the market.
If you've got a connection (your article says nothing), you'd better produce it.
The thread is titled 'What's with the low oil prices?'
Commodities is totally manipulated. It's where I go to make some fast cash.
Prices in some places were just under $1 per in the late 1990's.You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You're debating oil prices and you don't know? That's sad.
Oil AND gasoline are priced on the commodities market, and you can't see how the post relates?
How does that article help your claim about oil manipulation?
It doesn't.
He's in free fall and he knows it. That's why he won't complete the argument....he does not have one.
Oil prices took a short term dip in late 1998. I know because I was looking at some coalbed methane beds around that time.
It pushed many independent producers into shutting down or going out of business.
Prices returned after a few months.
Gasoline never hit 1.00/gallon at the pump. I recall it getting as low as 1.27 where we lived.
Even at 10 dollar crude, there isn't enough margin at 1.25 for refineries to make a killing.
A Disney movie from 2002 has a couple of scenes with a gas station in the backdrop and the price was $1.17.
It doesn't.
He's in free fall and he knows it. That's why he won't complete the argument....he does not have one.
Oil prices took a short term dip in late 1998. I know because I was looking at some coalbed methane wells around that time.
It pushed many independent producers into shutting down or going out of business.
Prices returned after a few months.
Gasoline never hit 1.00/gallon at the pump. I recall it getting as low as 1.27 where we lived.
Even at 10 dollar crude, there isn't enough margin at 1.25 for refineries to make a killing.
I'm not debating oil prices....moron.
You claim that people like Goldman Sach's manipulate the market.
If you've got a connection (your article says nothing), you'd better produce it.
The thread is titled 'What's with the low oil prices?'
Commodities is totally manipulated. It's where I go to make some fast cash.
How is oil manipulated ?
Simple question.
How is oil manipulated ?
Simple question.
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It doesn't.
He's in free fall and he knows it. That's why he won't complete the argument....he does not have one.
Oil prices took a short term dip in late 1998. I know because I was looking at some coalbed methane wells around that time.
It pushed many independent producers into shutting down or going out of business.
Prices returned after a few months.
Gasoline never hit 1.00/gallon at the pump. I recall it getting as low as 1.27 where we lived.
Even at 10 dollar crude, there isn't enough margin at 1.25 for refineries to make a killing.
Didn't Exxon/Mobil make record profits around that time?
Uhmmmm....
Don't think so.
They made less in 1999 than they made in 1998 (someone did the math...that was the year of the merger).
In 2000, oil prices rose to about 22 dollars per barrel. They made good money that year.
1999 was a low year (and what do you expect).
So what was your point ?
Uhmmmm....
Don't think so.
They made less in 1999 than they made in 1998 (someone did the math...that was the year of the merger).
In 2000, oil prices rose to about 22 dollars per barrel. They made good money that year.
1999 was a low year (and what do you expect).
So what was your point ?
How many billions did they make in profit?
Ask them. I'm just reporting on what actually was.Prices in some places were just under $1 per in the late 1990's.You made the claim, you produce the numbers.
First, please tell us how they manipulated the market.
Your article says nothing about oil.
The Goldman Sachs aluminum story was amusing. But recall the Hunts got creamed in Silver around 1980.
You're debating oil prices and you don't know? That's sad.
Oil AND gasoline are priced on the commodities market, and you can't see how the post relates?
How does that article help your claim about oil manipulation?
It doesn't.
He's in free fall and he knows it. That's why he won't complete the argument....he does not have one.
Oil prices took a short term dip in late 1998. I know because I was looking at some coalbed methane beds around that time.
It pushed many independent producers into shutting down or going out of business.
Prices returned after a few months.
Gasoline never hit 1.00/gallon at the pump. I recall it getting as low as 1.27 where we lived.
Even at 10 dollar crude, there isn't enough margin at 1.25 for refineries to make a killing.
A Disney movie from 2002 has a couple of scenes with a gas station in the backdrop and the price was $1.17.
That would mean a rack price of only about 65 cents a gallon. How would refining make tons of money off of that ?
