EOG's Best Bet thread for Saturday, July 16

[kane]

Still paying $6 a gallon… you can’t be happy paying that?

Nope, not even close, I filled up the other day and I believe I paid $4.40 a gallon, which is less than I paid the previous time since gas prices are dropping

 

[railbird]

Nope, not even close, I filled up the other day and I believe I paid $4.40 a gallon, which is less than I paid the previous time since gas prices are dropping

kudos to your governor for standing up to the faggots at disney

 

[blueline]

Nope, not even close, I filled up the other day and I believe I paid $4.40 a gallon, which is less than I paid the previous time since gas prices are dropping

Indiana and Ohio are down over 50 cents a gallon

 

[Murphy’s Best]

That’s good but still paying a lot more since Joe took office.

 

[blueline]

Nope, not even close, I filled up the other day and I believe I paid $4.40 a gallon, which is less than I paid the previous time since gas prices are dropping

4.34 not far from me if using cash/debit or discover...look what happens when demand drops....the nutjobs still think Biden turns a dial in the Oval office to change the price

 

[Murphy’s Best]

Nope but cutting off pipelines does. Then begging “pariahs” to produce more oil is comical! Good luck with that…

 

[railbird]

Rooting for rory to choke like he did last yr and like fat artie did in grand challenge

of course he chokes

 

[NowshesmyRuca]

$6.20 a gallon here.

 

[lap18]

Nope, not even close, I filled up the other day and I believe I paid $4.40 a gallon, which is less than I paid the previous time since gas prices are dropping

Gas prices are dropping...Biden is doing a tremendous job. Good grief

 

[kane]

Gas prices are dropping..

Yep, for 28 straight days

Gasoline was a major reason that U.S. consumer prices were 9.1 percent higher in June than a year earlier, the biggest annual increase in four decades. But now gas prices have declined 28 days in a row, the longest decline since the collapse in energy demand in early 2020 as the Covid-19 pandemic paralyzed the economy. Energy analysts say American consumers are spending $140 million less on gasoline daily than they were a month ago.

 

[lap18]

Yep, for 28 straight days

Gasoline was a major reason that U.S. consumer prices were 9.1 percent higher in June than a year earlier, the biggest annual increase in four decades. But now gas prices have declined 28 days in a row, the longest decline since the collapse in energy demand in early 2020 as the Covid-19 pandemic paralyzed the economy. Energy analysts say American consumers are spending $140 million less on gasoline daily than they were a month ago.

So with lower gas prices the Consumers are paying less at the pump, thus spending less?

 

[blueline]

I'm in altoona iowa....I see $ 3.35