How’s your fuel prices

[Oregon]

Paying $6:.50 for diesel at the Marina.
Paid the same 3 years ago.
How come no one blamed Biden?
Wait…I know.

 

[HairyScandinavian]

Took this yesterday when I filled up coming home from shooting. Unleaded was $3.49 I believe.

 

[JJ1179]

Took this yesterday when I filled up coming home from shooting. Unleaded was $3.49 I believe.

They’re damn near giving it away there!

 

[Jason Snyder]

Paying $6:.50 for diesel at the Marina.
Paid the same 3 years ago.
How come no one blamed Biden?
Wait…I know.

What are you even talking about? You mean when there was an “I did that” sticker on every pump?

 

[Poser]

And…. The strait is closed again.

 

[Backyard]

And…. The strait is closed again.

Open just long enough and not before a heads up from certain individuals to maybe do a bit of trading before it opens
Not the last time it’ll happen.


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[spike camp]

And…. The strait is closed again.

And…. The strait is closed again.

According to the pathological lying terrorists?
It’s called postering.

You’ll SEE and hear a different story within 48 hours, guaranteed.

 

[HairyScandinavian]

According to the pathological lying terrorists?
It’s called postering.

You’ll SEE and hear a different story within 48 hours, guaranteed.

They supposedly fired on an Indian tanker with two gunboats. That's why there's no point in negotiating with them, nothing will ever stick. We have a long line of presidents who kicked the can down the road and put us in this mess.

 

[Poser]

According to the pathological lying terrorists?
It’s called postering.

You’ll SEE and hear a different story within 48 hours, guaranteed.

It’s was never actually open. The US and Iran are not even in the same page with regard to negotiations as Iran has no intention of giving up enriched uranium. It’s also unclear whether the US is negotiating with a party that even has any authority over the Iranian military. Probably wasn’t a good idea to for the FBI to fire all of the Iranian intelligence experts shortly before engaging in a war.

However, happy to check back in with you for an update in 48 hours.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

I saw $6.99 for diesel here Thursday.

 

[Vedran_R]

Diesel is 2.35 €/L here, that's arround $10.6 a gallon

 

[Baghdad Bob]

They supposedly fired on an Indian tanker with two gunboats. That's why there's no point in negotiating with them, nothing will ever stick. We have a long line of presidents who kicked the can down the road and put us in this mess.

So what you are telling us, if you sold the 13 day rally on the Nasdaq Friday, you may be looking pretty smart on Monday.

 

[AK Troutbum]

Diesel is 2.35 €/L here, that's arround $10.6 a gallon

Wow! Where is that?


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[spike camp]

It’s was never actually open. The US and Iran are not even in the same page with regard to negotiations as Iran has no intention of giving up enriched uranium. It’s also unclear whether the US is negotiating with a party that even has any authority over the Iranian military. Probably wasn’t a good idea to for the FBI to fire all of the Iranian intelligence experts shortly before engaging in a war.

However, happy to check back in with you for an update in 48 hours.

But, the straight was never closed, either.
The terrorists are using terrorism.
It’s international waters, Iran doesn’t have any ownership of.

Everything else I agree with.
Yap at ya Monday.

 

[Vedran_R]

Wow! Where is that?


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Most of Europe is like that at the moment with diesel prices ranging from $8/gallon in few eastern countries to $11.70/gallon in western ones . I'm in Croatia, so basically eastern income with western pricing.

 

[HairyScandinavian]

Most of Europe is like that at the moment with diesel prices ranging from $8/gallon in few eastern countries to $11.70/gallon in western ones . I'm in Croatia, so basically eastern income with western pricing.

Y'all should send some security to help with the straights.

 

[Poser]

But, the straight was never closed, either.
The terrorists are using terrorism.
It’s international waters, Iran doesn’t have any ownership of.

Everything else I agree with.
Yap at ya Monday.

You can take the 'Hegsethian' position that the strait remains open as a matter of principle, but I would argue that a strait that isn't functionally open is effectively closed. By 'functionally open,' I mean that commercial vessels are cleared for safe passage by both hostile actors and maritime insurance companies. If ships are forced to idle in the water—waiting for geopolitics and insurance economics to give them the green light—resulting in cascading, weeks-long delays across global supply chains, then the strait is not truly open for commerce. Furthermore, if passage is exclusively permitted for Iranian and Chinese vessels, it is not functionally open. As far as the rest of the international community is concerned, it is closed

Stating that it is "open" doesn't make it functionally open. Is is in fact not open, therefore it is closed.

 

[Baghdad Bob]

It gets frustrating trying to figure out what is really going on over there. The lazy news channel reports aren't much of a help. You don't know if they are 5 minutes old, 12 hours old or from last week for that matter.
Why doesn't some entrepreneur go to the tip of Oman overlooking the Strait of Hormuz and install the mother of all live-cams so we can see for ourselves. Kind of like our live-cams they have on our lakes up North. LOL

 

[mt terry d]

It gets frustrating trying to figure out what is really going on over there. The lazy news channel reports aren't much of a help. You don't know if they are 5 minutes old, 12 hours old or from last week for that matter.

Laziness isn't the issue

Why doesn't some entrepreneur go to the tip of Oman overlooking the Strait of Hormuz and install the mother of all live-cams so we can see for ourselves. Kind of like our live-cams they have on our lakes up North. LOL

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/home/centerx:-12.0/centery:25.0/zoom:4

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