http://www.gasbuddy.com
What folks don't realize is that service stations pay for their gas when they receive it and thus when they have to pay more they naturally raise the prices and leave the prices up until they recover their costs/profits.
Hence there is a lapse before the price at the pump drops.
The prices in CA which has some of the highest in the nation have dropped a dime in a week. But I'm already figuring that the price will be 2.50/gal this summer if not more.
My suggestion: cut your driving, use Gas Buddy to find the cheapest gas and buy oil stocks.
Make a lemonade out of a lemon. Exxon/Mobil stock has risen about FIFTY PERCENT in a year.
No reason why you can't profit from the higher prices too. :-]
Valero; 380 percent growth in its stock value over the past 10 years.
cut your driving-can't do that. Traveling sales job. Less driving = less $$
use Gas Buddy to find the cheapest gas-I'll check this out?
buy oil stocks-I plan to do that
Thanks!!
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I've been pretty happy with my VLO stock myself. Over the past year it's more than doubled.
Everyone complains that there aren't enough refineries-- quitcher bitchin and invest in a refinery company.
The looney leftists will tell you to conserve or give money to the Sierra club. I like investing in refineries better.