When it cost the Saudi's and other OPEC nations $8 to produce a barrel of oil and they were selling it for over $140, they'd better expect the rest of the world competing. Lofty oil prices occurred because of collusion and fair competition practices ended decades ago. F-em. Gloves are off now and we're seeing oil trading at more realistic values now.Funny...
But I do find it interesting to hear these economists say that low gas prices are bad for the economy because of the oil industry profits and taxes from them. But, yet, higher gas prices also means lower expendable income for people which hurts the economy, basically your "Walmart shoppers".
I guess the translation I got was: "Screw you middle class people who are saving at the pump, we need those golden parachute packages and maximized profits for Big Oil"......
I think Wal-Mart is the biggest employer in WV..surprising since as soon as a business is opened in WV a union is formed..Funny...
But I do find it interesting to hear these economists say that low gas prices are bad for the economy because of the oil industry profits and taxes from them. But, yet, higher gas prices also means lower expendable income for people which hurts the economy, basically your "Walmart shoppers".
I guess the translation I got was: "Screw you middle class people who are saving at the pump, we need those golden parachute packages and maximized profits for Big Oil"......
how's the weather in Alabama?...it's been great in North Carlolina..so good in fact I set my stationary bike outside and had a ball..take careWhen it cost the Saudi's and other OPEC nations $8 to produce a barrel of oil and they were selling it for over $140, they'd better expect the rest of the world competing. Lofty oil prices occurred because of collusion and fair competition practices ended decades ago. F-em. Gloves are off now and we're seeing oil trading at more realistic values now.
Lower gas prices are ideal but too low hurts the oil and gas extraction industry. There is a line where it becomes too low.Funny...
But I do find it interesting to hear these economists say that low gas prices are bad for the economy because of the oil industry profits and taxes from them. But, yet, higher gas prices also means lower expendable income for people which hurts the economy, basically your "Walmart shoppers".
I guess the translation I got was: "Screw you middle class people who are saving at the pump, we need those golden parachute packages and maximized profits for Big Oil"......
Saudi is the biggest winner when gas prices are at current levels. They are screwing everyone not the other way around.When it cost the Saudi's and other OPEC nations $8 to produce a barrel of oil and they were selling it for over $140, they'd better expect the rest of the world competing. Lofty oil prices occurred because of collusion and fair competition practices ended decades ago. F-em. Gloves are off now and we're seeing oil trading at more realistic values now.
Sure, because the ME OPEC nations can still turn a profit at $40 a barrel. Fine. $50-60 break-even operations should have never even been in the game.Saudi is the biggest winner when gas prices are at current levels. They are screwing everyone not the other way around.
Opec nations can turn a profit at 30 a barrel. 50-60 isnt even the problem. American operators can make it at 40. The saudis are trying to put shale out of business. Our energy independance is bad bad news for them. The left is fine with energy dependance according to Bernie and Hillary.Sure b
Sure, because the ME OPEC nations can still turn a profit at $40 a barrel. Fine. $50-60 break-even operations should have never even been in the game.
That one never gets old.I knew when we recruited Marcellus Shale we were in for trouble.
Point is, if it costs me $3 to make a pizza and it costs you $20 to make the same pizza, don't be surprised if I now sell pizzas for $19. Only reason you decided to start making pizzas is because I was a cocky F##K and used to sell them for $80.Opec nations can turn a profit at 30 a barrel. 50-60 isnt even the problem. American operators can make it at 40. The saudis are trying to put shale out of business. Our energy independance is bad bad news for them. The left is fine with energy dependance according to Bernie and Hillary.
Point is, if it costs me $3 to make a pizza and it costs you $20 to make the same pizza, don't be surprised if I now sell pizzas for $19. Only reason you decided to start making pizzas is because I was a cocky F##K and used to sell them for $80.
This isn't political, this is capitalism 101. And by the way, Bill will tell Hillary to take a pragmatic approach here.This is hilarious. Another hypocritical stance from the left.
This isn't political, this is capitalism 101. And by the way, Bill will tell Hillary to take a pragmatic approach here.
I covered this already. Catch up.Capitalism is apparently ok with socialists if it fits their agenda.
Price fixing is not capitalism. A free market cannot exist when supply or demand or both are not set by markets.