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GromsDad

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West of the Atlantic. East of the ICW.
You should always get your financial news from Salon.com That's where the smart money guys go. :roflmao:


 
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mundus

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You should always get your financial news from Salon.com That's where the smart money guys go. :roflmao:


Hey Scumbag, last time oil was 120 a barrel gas was 3.50 a gallon. Keep blaming Biden for corporate greed like the stupid sheep you are,
 

afoaf

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You'll believe anything.

PS: Clearly this forum is not healthy for you. You might want to think long and hard about what your presence here is doing to you.
as usual, zero facts, just hot air
 

kidfury

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Last week, gas prices reached a new high national average of $5 a gallon. A review of articles discussing surging gas prices, from the print edition of the top 5 U.S. newspapers from June 10 through June 16, found that while costs to consumers are widely reported, the record profits these high gas prices are yielding for Big Oil companies is not. Only 6 of the 26 articles reviewed mentioned oil company profits, while none quantified the record earnings of oil majors like ExxonMobil.
During a press conference in Los Angeles on June 10, President Joe Biden responded to a question on high gas prices — an issue that has been top of mind for Americans and the media since prices started to climb in response to increased demand due to relaxed COVID-19 restrictions and Putin’s invasion of Ukraine — by pointing to the record profits of Big Oil giants like ExxonMobil. As reported by Business Insider:
"We're gonna make sure that everybody knows Exxon's profits," Biden said in response to a question after the conclusion of a speech in California about rising inflation. "Exxon made more money than God this year and, by the way, nothing has changed."
In fact, Exxon Mobil’s first quarter earnings were $5.5 billion — more than double its earnings in the first quarter of 2021. Its Big Oil peers fared equally as well. “Shell notched its strongest quarterly profit ever, and Chevron posted its best earnings quarter in nearly a decade,” as Business Insider noted. BP had its highest earnings in more than decade, even despite losses from pulling its operations out of Russia. ConocoPhillips’ profits in the first quarter of 2022 saw a five-fold increase from the year prior. Together, the big five oil corporations made $35 billion in a span of three months — representing a 300% increase from the year before. Most notably, these earnings are resulting in huge returns for shareholders rather than being used to invest in bringing costs down for consumers. m
 
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Sharky

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What Californians pay for gasoline vs what the rest of the country pays for gasoline should be unacceptable.
 

hal9000

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You'll believe anything.

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So what do you think is going on here?

Blue is oil price per barrel and orange is the average gasoline price.
 

Bayview

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So oil is high but not out of the historical range.

Is the refinement, shipping and/or marketing to blame for the difference in price at the pump?
 

afoaf

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Is the refinement, shipping and/or marketing to blame for the difference in price at the pump?

holy fk...how hard do you have to try to keep missing the fkn point?

MARKETING

lol

yeah, prices are high at the pump because of marketing

you already posted a response in a thread where the OP links an article that answers the question you just asked
 

afoaf

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In fact, Exxon Mobil’s first quarter earnings were $5.5 billion — more than double its earnings in the first quarter of 2021. Its Big Oil peers fared equally as well. “Shell notched its strongest quarterly profit ever, and Chevron posted its best earnings quarter in nearly a decade,” as Business Insider noted. BP had its highest earnings in more than decade, even despite losses from pulling its operations out of Russia. ConocoPhillips’ profits in the first quarter of 2022 saw a five-fold increase from the year prior. Together, the big five oil corporations made $35 billion in a span of three months — representing a 300% increase from the year before. Most notably, these earnings are resulting in huge returns for shareholders rather than being used to invest in bringing costs down for consumers.

 

Aruka

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You should always get your financial news from Salon.com That's where the smart money guys go. :roflmao:


“David, Exxon’s expanding its refining capacity, and the president’s picking on Exxon,”

Thank god Cramer is there to defend poor little Exxon.

Imagine posting about where the "smart money" guys go and then linking to an absolute fcking clown like Jim Cramer.
 

Sharkbiscuit

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“David, Exxon’s expanding its refining capacity, and the president’s picking on Exxon,”

Thank god Cramer is there to defend poor little Exxon.

Imagine posting about where the "smart money" guys go and then linking to an absolute fcking clown like Jim Cramer.

SELLSELLSELL
THE HOUSE OF PAIN
 

afoaf

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“David, Exxon’s expanding its refining capacity, and the president’s picking on Exxon,”

Thank god Cramer is there to defend poor little Exxon.

Imagine posting about where the "smart money" guys go and then linking to an absolute fcking clown like Jim Cramer.
#gromsdad #selfowns #alldaywrong

the gift that keeps on giving!

aahhahahaha

every time....and he never learns

lolololol
 
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mundus

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You'll believe anything.

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Accept the facts, you stupid scumbag. Oil prices are due to price gouging by big oil and no fault of Bidens. As for your response you you should take your own advice.
 
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