[Uber-Doober]

And in beautiful Chicago the gas is $3.50 per gallon. No typos.. $3.50

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Las Vegas average is currently $3.24, but all I seem to see are the high prices if you scroll down the page.

http://www.vegasgasprices.com/

 

[Uber-Doober]

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This from a friend who is in oil biz.
That should answer ur question

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And Governor Moonbeam isn't helping matters.

 

[Uber-Doober]

I read an article about a year ago that stated that it has been proven through testing that adding nano-particles of Platinum to gasoline could reduce pollution from the tailpipe about 60% from what it is now.
The particles would be so small that they would never fall out of solution, but just float around in the gas forever.
Watch California go for it.

 

[Uber-Doober]

The entire economy is a mess and had been since 2008. It's about to get ugly, get ready.

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The Wall Street analysts along with reading the chatter through the Spiders think something really nasty is gonna happen beginning the middle of Sept.

 

[Uber-Doober]

If it's a repeat of when the U.S. Market collapsed. Get your liquid ready to buy into the market

The trend is to buy into the market between the 2nd and 3rd week of October. That is normally the biggest dip of the year

When the funds pull their gains and losses and get ready to reallocate for the next year

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Sorry, but my mom started buying Boeing and American Airlines in 1955 and now I'm stuck with it.

 

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Ah....no. Even if we are in the midst of a correction, the market doesn't drop a lot more than it has. Good buying opportunity if you have the acumen for this kind of thing. Or buy gold or something...oof

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I wasn't talking about stock prices or the market in general.... a lot of other things affect the market as far as the world situation is concerned.
And "correction" is such a misnomer as far as what has happened to the market over the last week.
A correction is just that.... a correction to the market when there is a bubble as with the so-called dot com bubble where companies were selling at astronomical prices as to earnings when there were no earnings whatsoever. Or the real estate bubble where they were allowing people to buy homes that they couldn't possibly afford and 17 trillion Dollars worth of real estate were dumped into foreclosure.
There is nothing "wrong" with the current market.
This weeks' trading disaster was due primarily to the devaluation of the Yuan along with other emerging country currency valuations did the same in self defense of their own markets in the world.

 

[Uber-Doober]

I don't think China's an emerging market any more. They're not only a few decades from overtaking the US as the world's largest economy.

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Never said it was... you misinterpreted.