Are you naked under that coat? I mean i am a man now, but I still think we can make it work out between us.
of course it is me, could you not tell by the perfect hair? I have a brand new penis nowIf I called up the oil companies and asked them to lower the price of gas, how would you thank me?
I feel like love is blooming all over my face. Report Abuse
If I called up the oil companies and asked them to lower the price of gas, how would you thank me?
Do they know that you're a big deal? If not...I'll give you a high five. BUT if you call them and they are aware that you are a man not to be messed with and will do whatever you ask of them..I would bake you cookies and let you have a go at my husband..or my sister..whichever is more your style..
I would thank you by dousing your jacket with a full gallon of gasoline and burning it so you could be naked, again. With summer just around the corner, you'll want to take off more than your pants.
Its also the US government printing money, and speculators (hedge fund managers, etc). They are accounting for 45 cents and 80 cents increase respectively! Figure that into your price per gallon!
I would celebrate by purchasing a mint condition WWII Sherman tank. After filling up with 175 gallons of revenginator-discounted gas, we would go around together crushing every hybrid powered car in our path.
I wouldn't thank you unless they actually lowered the prices. But it would be a simple thanks...the government should be the one thanking you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (with mula)
Hard to top 1001 up there but if you can come through with some actual results, I promise to stop talking bad about you behind your back! ; )
I would fill your tank up, darling.
meet me at motel 6 and i'll show you!
Friday, July 30, 2010
Where can i find prices of buying oil in bulk?
Im doing a business proposal and i am trying to find out where i could find out where i can buy motor oil in bulk? please provide a website!!Where can i find prices of buying oil in bulk?
www.google.com and type in what you want...
www.google.com and type in what you want...
We crude oil prices hit $40 per barrel before they hit $60 per barrel?
We crude oil prices hit $40 per barrel before they hit $60 per barrel?
Just curious what people think...We crude oil prices hit $40 per barrel before they hit $60 per barrel?
In my opinion, oil will stabilize around $45 - $55 rangeWe crude oil prices hit $40 per barrel before they hit $60 per barrel?
Oil will NEVER see $40 per barrel again. $60? You've got to be kidding! It'll hit $70 before it ever gets near $40. Why? Because they can.
No.
I don't understand your question or statement.
Just curious what people think...We crude oil prices hit $40 per barrel before they hit $60 per barrel?
In my opinion, oil will stabilize around $45 - $55 rangeWe crude oil prices hit $40 per barrel before they hit $60 per barrel?
Oil will NEVER see $40 per barrel again. $60? You've got to be kidding! It'll hit $70 before it ever gets near $40. Why? Because they can.
No.
I don't understand your question or statement.
Are you watching the oil prices dropping gas prices are going to follow soon. ?
the 3rd or second which worlds are going after high prices soon but they will be stopped in there tracks , the countrys is going to come back stronger then ever. washington has its last chance to straighten out and never let it get this bad again. 3to 6 months and 6 months is pushing it. if they start laxing and not standing up, this country is going to be up for grabs , the best thing to do whould be move out. what do you think about this thoughtAre you watching the oil prices dropping gas prices are going to follow soon. ?
I do not understand your question. Your additional information makes even less sense, as I am not sure what your point is. You think we will let our country go so easily? Bush seems to think so.
Oil and gas prices were being propped up by energy companies. How do you think they were making millions and billions every month? Europe and the US were being held up by the big energy companies. When they need their money , they quit bidding up the gas and oil prices and they fall. It has happened every time the bailout hasn't been voted for. It is market manipulation, but good news for us consumers, as far as I can tell. I am sure you owned some energy stock or something and are just all torn up over it?
Don't worry, it will probably be up again tomorrow. As long as we make the free market system work and try to reign our US government in, make it more responsible for its actions, the better off the world will be.
We need to re-enact all of the regulatory and anti trust regulations that have been removed these past 20 years, because the market does need some rules of business. Just like the dealer should always call, someone should be watching what's going on and moderating.
We may want to start a short term loan program for businesses and banks, but I think giving over $700 billion to the firms that caused the problems and hoping they make it all good again in naive in the extreme.
Isn't it suspicious that whenever our economy tanks the oil and gas prices are at their highest, but when things in the market get better, they stay at a low to moderate level.
What we need to do is quit using so much oil and gas. don't worry, energy entities will adjust. They have more money than most countries. I have not noticed many of them spreading the wealth around either, as most moved their base of operations outside the US 3 years ago. My relatives in Exxon mobile had to move because thier offices in Houston closed then. The rest of the top oil companies and Exxon Mobile only have offices near Washington and the rest are over seas now. I am not believing the publications On their $70 billion dollar impact on our ports at this time. Our ports have been reporting a huge slow down for months.Are you watching the oil prices dropping gas prices are going to follow soon. ?
the stimules package will give us a bandaid for 6 months top. Report Abuse
Thank you. Is English your native language? I think you are saying it no longer matters. You have some type of insight on the matter that I, and the us news media, do not? Everyone has a different perspective on this matter, but there is no place to move, no place to hide. Economies are global. Report Abuse
No, gas prices will not drop. The price will stay up because of green carbon taxes.
gas prices in my area has been dropping on a steady pace for some time now..having faith and hope in God for America
Oil and gas are going to drop like a rock, mark my words.
I do not understand your question. Your additional information makes even less sense, as I am not sure what your point is. You think we will let our country go so easily? Bush seems to think so.
Oil and gas prices were being propped up by energy companies. How do you think they were making millions and billions every month? Europe and the US were being held up by the big energy companies. When they need their money , they quit bidding up the gas and oil prices and they fall. It has happened every time the bailout hasn't been voted for. It is market manipulation, but good news for us consumers, as far as I can tell. I am sure you owned some energy stock or something and are just all torn up over it?
Don't worry, it will probably be up again tomorrow. As long as we make the free market system work and try to reign our US government in, make it more responsible for its actions, the better off the world will be.
We need to re-enact all of the regulatory and anti trust regulations that have been removed these past 20 years, because the market does need some rules of business. Just like the dealer should always call, someone should be watching what's going on and moderating.
We may want to start a short term loan program for businesses and banks, but I think giving over $700 billion to the firms that caused the problems and hoping they make it all good again in naive in the extreme.
Isn't it suspicious that whenever our economy tanks the oil and gas prices are at their highest, but when things in the market get better, they stay at a low to moderate level.
What we need to do is quit using so much oil and gas. don't worry, energy entities will adjust. They have more money than most countries. I have not noticed many of them spreading the wealth around either, as most moved their base of operations outside the US 3 years ago. My relatives in Exxon mobile had to move because thier offices in Houston closed then. The rest of the top oil companies and Exxon Mobile only have offices near Washington and the rest are over seas now. I am not believing the publications On their $70 billion dollar impact on our ports at this time. Our ports have been reporting a huge slow down for months.Are you watching the oil prices dropping gas prices are going to follow soon. ?
the stimules package will give us a bandaid for 6 months top. Report Abuse
Thank you. Is English your native language? I think you are saying it no longer matters. You have some type of insight on the matter that I, and the us news media, do not? Everyone has a different perspective on this matter, but there is no place to move, no place to hide. Economies are global. Report Abuse
No, gas prices will not drop. The price will stay up because of green carbon taxes.
gas prices in my area has been dropping on a steady pace for some time now..having faith and hope in God for America
Oil and gas are going to drop like a rock, mark my words.
When will oil prices go back up?
I really hope oil goes back up like it did last year. I own some oil stocks and they went up a lot when oil was high, but I was dumb and did not sell so now they are back down!!When will oil prices go back up?
When the economy recovers and the enormous supply we have in inventory is reduced.When will oil prices go back up?
Who knows? It appears that oil may reach $60 soon. Here's what you do though. You can make up for some of the loss by investing in DOY and UOY both. One makes money when oil goes up and one makes it when it goes down. I would buy the oil up stock if it drops a little more. If it goes up rapidly, buy the oil down stock. Play the short term ups and downs like that and you can sell those other stocks. Good luck
it actually seems to have stabilized. My question is, will it STAY this way!!
O-Bot has virtually no impact on Oil, but he will take credit anyway.
This is how this goes.
Speculators need to not do that anymore, its so dumb.... ';USE WHAT IS USING NOW NOT 3 MONTHS FROM NOW USE THE RESERVES THERE DAMMIT!*
Well oil is in a short term uptrend. But I just can't see how oil is going to be a good long term investment.
Oil is running out and we are slowly switching from it to better alternatives so in 15 years it may only be that thing that old ';classic cars'; run on.
Go ahead and sell now. I don't think they want to risk a big new spike. Plus, with the new fuel resources being discovered, it might go down!
Sorry man :(
yeah ask yahoo answers this question; because everyone on here is very smart, and every answer is correct and informal.
Well, they're slowing rising the prices.
When the economy recovers and the enormous supply we have in inventory is reduced.When will oil prices go back up?
Who knows? It appears that oil may reach $60 soon. Here's what you do though. You can make up for some of the loss by investing in DOY and UOY both. One makes money when oil goes up and one makes it when it goes down. I would buy the oil up stock if it drops a little more. If it goes up rapidly, buy the oil down stock. Play the short term ups and downs like that and you can sell those other stocks. Good luck
it actually seems to have stabilized. My question is, will it STAY this way!!
O-Bot has virtually no impact on Oil, but he will take credit anyway.
This is how this goes.
Speculators need to not do that anymore, its so dumb.... ';USE WHAT IS USING NOW NOT 3 MONTHS FROM NOW USE THE RESERVES THERE DAMMIT!*
Well oil is in a short term uptrend. But I just can't see how oil is going to be a good long term investment.
Oil is running out and we are slowly switching from it to better alternatives so in 15 years it may only be that thing that old ';classic cars'; run on.
Go ahead and sell now. I don't think they want to risk a big new spike. Plus, with the new fuel resources being discovered, it might go down!
Sorry man :(
yeah ask yahoo answers this question; because everyone on here is very smart, and every answer is correct and informal.
Well, they're slowing rising the prices.
OIL - More need, higher price?
As the consumption and need for oil increases, why does the cost per barrel increase also? Is this just a case of 'you need it, so we charge what we want', or is there another technical reason for higher prices for higher requirement/need?OIL - More need, higher price?
There are technical reasons why some oils cost more to produce and bring to market than others, but for the most part the oil that we're all using today costs less than $50 per barrel to produce....far less than today's market price.
Consider some of the technical issues which drive ';production'; costs:
-- Oil Quality: Is it a light crude or heavy crude? Heavy crude has less of the light ends which make up gasoline, and requires additional refining to make anything of value out of it. Unless, of course, you only want asphalt. Is the oil sweet or sour? Expensive metallurgies are required to safely deal with the highly corrosive poisonous gas, H2S, which is found in sour crude.
-- Depth: From what depth does the oil come, and is it on-shore or offhsore? Shallow wells of 1000' or so in a developed onshore oil province might cost $100,000 to drill. An exploration well in 7000' of water offshore in the Gulf of Mexico, drilled to a total depth of 25,000 feet might cost $50,000,000 to drill.
-- Location: Is the production located conveniently to the refinery and market where it will go? Or does it have to be shipped through a myriad of pipelines, rail cars, and tankers to reach it's final destination? Each link in the transportation process adds time, cost and complexity. Some locations have shipping costs of $10/bbl or more.
-- Production Method: Does the oil flow out of the well naturally, or are mechanical means necessary to pump it out of the ground? Further, does the oil enter the wellbore because of natural reservoir pressure, or does it have to be pushed into the production well using nearby wells which inject water, natural gas, or steam into the ground? All of these man-made production methods add cost and complexity.
-- Reservoir size: If the oil reservoir is large, then the cost of the infrastructure to produce it is generally smaller when calculated on a $ per barrel basis. You wouldn't want to spend a billion dollars on an offshore platform if the recoverable oil was only a million barrels -- the ';break-even'; oil price just to recover the infrastructure cost would be $1000/bbl.
So, as demand (and oil price) increases, so does the incentive to develop the higher cost fields....deeper well depths, deeper water offshore fields, smaller reservoirs, remote locations with no pre-existing supporting infrastructure (roads, utilities, pipelines, available workers, supporting businesses, etc), harsh arctic climates, hostile countries with unstable governments (that at any moment could nationalize the oil industry and ';steal'; your investment) -
But generally it is price stability and conservative predictions of future oil prices (which are high enough to make these projects profitable) which drives the development of higher cost projects. Stated differently, higher demand and higher prices cause higher cost production to occur, and actually precede development of the high cost oil. Thus, the technical reasons behind the higher cost production have little affect on the price of the commodity.OIL - More need, higher price?
because there is a demand if the oil companies are unable to keep up with it the oil price goes up.
So if a oil company only runs at 60% we lose the 40% that they could be producing. which is where the demand comes from.
While they are not suppost to be able to influence the market with there production. they do. APAC is who regulates this and are the ones that tell the companies how much to produce. the companies can have an accident or go down for maintence and not comply. So really who is control APAC or the oil companies.
Oligarchy %26amp; Cartel
Just two words that describe the oil industry.
Price fixing that isn't allowed in any other industry legally but is when it comes to oil.
Basically it's agreed price fixing on a very grand scale.
Makes you wish you were a Saudi Prince doesn't it...
It is also the futures market inflating prices, they are betting on the demand going up so in effect they are inflating the price before it is actually sold.
It's about supply %26amp; demand,plus speculation.That's what Capitalism is all about.You'll just have to grin %26amp; bear it.jabbawockeez mask
There are technical reasons why some oils cost more to produce and bring to market than others, but for the most part the oil that we're all using today costs less than $50 per barrel to produce....far less than today's market price.
Consider some of the technical issues which drive ';production'; costs:
-- Oil Quality: Is it a light crude or heavy crude? Heavy crude has less of the light ends which make up gasoline, and requires additional refining to make anything of value out of it. Unless, of course, you only want asphalt. Is the oil sweet or sour? Expensive metallurgies are required to safely deal with the highly corrosive poisonous gas, H2S, which is found in sour crude.
-- Depth: From what depth does the oil come, and is it on-shore or offhsore? Shallow wells of 1000' or so in a developed onshore oil province might cost $100,000 to drill. An exploration well in 7000' of water offshore in the Gulf of Mexico, drilled to a total depth of 25,000 feet might cost $50,000,000 to drill.
-- Location: Is the production located conveniently to the refinery and market where it will go? Or does it have to be shipped through a myriad of pipelines, rail cars, and tankers to reach it's final destination? Each link in the transportation process adds time, cost and complexity. Some locations have shipping costs of $10/bbl or more.
-- Production Method: Does the oil flow out of the well naturally, or are mechanical means necessary to pump it out of the ground? Further, does the oil enter the wellbore because of natural reservoir pressure, or does it have to be pushed into the production well using nearby wells which inject water, natural gas, or steam into the ground? All of these man-made production methods add cost and complexity.
-- Reservoir size: If the oil reservoir is large, then the cost of the infrastructure to produce it is generally smaller when calculated on a $ per barrel basis. You wouldn't want to spend a billion dollars on an offshore platform if the recoverable oil was only a million barrels -- the ';break-even'; oil price just to recover the infrastructure cost would be $1000/bbl.
So, as demand (and oil price) increases, so does the incentive to develop the higher cost fields....deeper well depths, deeper water offshore fields, smaller reservoirs, remote locations with no pre-existing supporting infrastructure (roads, utilities, pipelines, available workers, supporting businesses, etc), harsh arctic climates, hostile countries with unstable governments (that at any moment could nationalize the oil industry and ';steal'; your investment) -
But generally it is price stability and conservative predictions of future oil prices (which are high enough to make these projects profitable) which drives the development of higher cost projects. Stated differently, higher demand and higher prices cause higher cost production to occur, and actually precede development of the high cost oil. Thus, the technical reasons behind the higher cost production have little affect on the price of the commodity.OIL - More need, higher price?
because there is a demand if the oil companies are unable to keep up with it the oil price goes up.
So if a oil company only runs at 60% we lose the 40% that they could be producing. which is where the demand comes from.
While they are not suppost to be able to influence the market with there production. they do. APAC is who regulates this and are the ones that tell the companies how much to produce. the companies can have an accident or go down for maintence and not comply. So really who is control APAC or the oil companies.
Oligarchy %26amp; Cartel
Just two words that describe the oil industry.
Price fixing that isn't allowed in any other industry legally but is when it comes to oil.
Basically it's agreed price fixing on a very grand scale.
Makes you wish you were a Saudi Prince doesn't it...
It is also the futures market inflating prices, they are betting on the demand going up so in effect they are inflating the price before it is actually sold.
It's about supply %26amp; demand,plus speculation.That's what Capitalism is all about.You'll just have to grin %26amp; bear it.
Help me find a cheap priced person to fix my oil furnace in klamath falls or.?
i put some heating oil in my rental prop oil furnace and can't get it to light. i have bled the line to the tune of 1 gallon oil removed and pushed the start button many times. i even let it sit for a day and tried again. no luck. i am now looking for someone to teach me to light it without these problems, but i don't have the money for an experienced professional. does anyone know of anyone in kf who is retired or just handy?Help me find a cheap priced person to fix my oil furnace in klamath falls or.?
Just remember you usually get what you pay for so cheap often equals poorly done. Your best bet would be to find a tech who works for a larger company who does side work. I am in California so I could not recomend anyone in your area.Help me find a cheap priced person to fix my oil furnace in klamath falls or.?
Look in the yellow pages under cheap people, im sure you could get a quality repairman there.
Just remember you usually get what you pay for so cheap often equals poorly done. Your best bet would be to find a tech who works for a larger company who does side work. I am in California so I could not recomend anyone in your area.Help me find a cheap priced person to fix my oil furnace in klamath falls or.?
Look in the yellow pages under cheap people, im sure you could get a quality repairman there.
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