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Is Stockpiling Driving Up the Price of Oil?

10% ethanol gas is the real driver of high oil price. I own two vehicles. The week 10% ethanol gas was instituted my mpg dropped 10% in both vehicles. (I keep track of my mpg for 20 years)

It takes a gallon gas to produce a gallon corn ethanol. Ethanol has only 70% of the energy of gasoline. When you mix it in your gasoline. You get zero.

Jun 05 21:38 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Crude Oil Prices: Bears Will Soon Win Out

Congressional hearing ? They did that in 06 and 07 and twice in 08 so far. They did nothing. Our Congressman are multi millionares , bet they invested their money with Goldman Sach oil hedge.

Yes I think oil could fall to $60. But you are betting against some very powerful forces.

Don't forget the White House, two oil men from Texas who brought us Enron. Check the links ,see how Goldman Sach controls Washington.

www.davidosler.com/200...

wakeupfromyourslumber....

www.commondreams.org/a.../

May 26 10:01 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
What's the Real Story With the Price of Crude Oil?

Texas Teacher retirement fund bot 4.4 Billion oil future
from Texas newspaper

www.chron.com/disp/sto...
May 25 15:21 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
What's the Real Story With the Price of Crude Oil?

www.huntingtonnews.net...

www.marketwatch.com/ne...

www.star-telegram.com/...

hsgac.senate.gov/publi...

www.spiegel.de/interna...

online.wsj.com/article...

May 25 11:55 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation

Oilseeker: you bought a lot of lies. Saudis can pump 50% more than today. Their fields are shallow, in the 90s they were talking about $2 to pump each barrel. Inflation may have up that number a bit.

US refineries are operating at 86% capacity. All the gasoline you could ask for. Can't trust those gov't , industry statistics. All lies.
May 22 16:07 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation

Another cause for high oil price is ethanol. It takes 1 gallon gas(diesel) to produce 1 gallon corn ethanol. (Some say as much as 1.25 gal gas)

Ever since Washington mandated 10% ethanol gas, my mpg dropped 9% on both vehicles I own. I track my mpg every time I gas up. One car dropped from 24.5 to 22.5. Another SUV droped from 14.5 to 13. That 10% ethanol is not producing power like it should.

May 21 22:22 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation

Please do read the star-telegram article
May 21 20:43 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation

www.huntingtonnews.net...

www.marketwatch.com/ne...

www.star-telegram.com/...

hsgac.senate.gov/publi...

www.spiegel.de/interna...

online.wsj.com/article...
May 21 20:33 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation

Its like going to gas station 1,Goldman comes out tell you: Sorry ,I bought all the gas for $2, you want some you have to pay $3. You drive to station 2, T Pikens comes out: I boght all the gas here,I will let you have some for $3.20.....You drive to station after station, speculators bought up all the gas. Finally you come back to station 1, Goldman said: You can't have it for $3 anymore, the next hedge guy just offered me $4 a gallon. Would you like some for $5 ?
May 21 20:08 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Oil Is Up Due to Fundamentals, Not Speculation

Production figures are down because demand is down. Saudis had to reduce pumping because no one will buy the excess oil . Iranians have rented supertankers to store the extra oil they couldn't sell.

Inventory is down because refiners anticipate less demand for gasoline, they are ordering less oil. Keeping less inventory is what every business does in lean times.

Every bit of news is mis-reported by the big news media. Goldman Sach and cohorts own the media . From WS Whore to CNBC, they all toe their big advertisers line. We see Goldman come out on Monday call for $150 oil, T Boon Pickens come out Tuesday forcast 150. They even own the Treasury Department. Our congressmen invested their billions in hedge funds also want high oil.
May 21 16:59 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
T. Boone Pickens Remains a Fervent Oil Bull

Its a bugle call. He's long oil futures.

Just like Goldman Sach the day before, a bugle call.
May 21 09:33 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
DivX Looks into the Future of Web Video

Havn't you heard of ON2 (ont) . Their VP6 codecs powers Adobe. Ont licensed every mobile phone processor chip maker. They have contracts with Adobe, Sun Java,AOL ,Infineon, Motorola, Atml,Mediatek, Arm, China Mobile, Nokia, Sony Ericsson,Texas Instrument,LG.......

Ont dominates mobile video while DIVX dominates home entertainment. Great synergy there.
May 08 17:33 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article

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