To: international american
Since it is your contention that the price of gasoline is completely and artificially controlled by a small cartel of Exxon, Shell, and others - please explain to me why they allowed the price of gasoline to fall today. Do they just feel like not making as much money today as they did yesterday?
17 posted on
04/01/2004 2:23:20 PM PST by
Rodney King
(No, we can't all just get along)
To: Rodney King
No outside influences, eh??
43 posted on
04/01/2004 2:54:28 PM PST by
international american
(Support our troops!! Send Kerry back to Boston.Idaho.Virginia.Georgetown.France. Cape Cod!!)
To: Rodney King
Permit one paranoid customer's opinion. The majors will have near record profits for the first quarter. Example, Exxon/Mobil is having the 3rd highest profit of any corporation in the history of the world.
Today is the first day of a new quarter. If they keep up the record profit pace for another quearter there will be a revolt and mucho government regulation proposed in an election year.
They are counting their first quarter, smiling and moving on to normal profit-taking.
71 posted on
04/01/2004 5:16:53 PM PST by
breakem
To: Rodney King
If they were colluding, they would have a strong incentive to drop the price in order to take off the heat, obviously. Your argument makes little difference one way or the other.
94 posted on
04/01/2004 8:36:55 PM PST by
AmericanVictory
(Should we be more like them, or they like us?)
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