Dow shoots higher as crude oil falls do you think this will continue and will gas prices also fall ????

raves +11   by deadhead509
Dow shoots higher as crude oil falls do you think this will continue and will gas prices also fall ????
The big rally continues after crude drops to $129. JPMorgan's results
Stocks were rallying strongly this afternoon as crude oil broke under $130 a barrel and financial stocks continued the big rally that began on Wednesday.
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raves +6   by kmay

Answered yes

Only IF congress does as Bush has and lifts the off shore drilling ban. The futures market will respond and prices will continue to fall.

Democrat or Republican ... Call - Write your congressmen
http://www.congress.org/congr...

...and demand what the Nat'l polls are saying "We The People" want this now while we develop alternative energy.
Stop the politics and move on what WE want. They represent US not themselves. If they refuse to listen D or R vote them out in Nov!

Power to the people!
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  • raves +1   [-] by tess ~ puma

    Answered no

    Not as long as the oil campanies have a say in it. oil campanies
  • raves +1   [-] by Gremlin

    Answered Undecided

    Well I think gas prices can not rise endlessly, so.........
    What goes up...must come down...spi........Wooops was forgetting my-selve..
  • raves +1   [-] by Silverback

    Answered no

    Continued pressure in the housing market and the banking sector will drive the market down again. Things won't turn around untill late in the year or early next year. Some of these rallies have been driven by the political parties. Heck if you don't think Chuck Schummer shouting off his mouth about IndyMac wasn't calculated to cause a bank run you are definately not smarter than a fifth grader.
  • raves +1   [-] by Michelle Princess Pack Leader

    Answered Undecided

    It's better not to get our hopes up...I'll belive it when gas is back in the $2.50 range.
  • raves +2   [-] by Smokey
    You're being nice, I'd love to see $1.50 again. Then I can go out and buy my Hummer and Dodge Charger R/T. :)
  • raves +1   [-] by Michelle Princess Pack Leader
    Haha....dream on buddy!
  • raves +2   [-] by Silverback
    That isn't going to happen. Buy a horse.
  • raves +1   [-] by deadhead509
    my first job was pumping gas at a gas station and gas was .35 cents a gallon back then and smokes were only 40 cents a pack and the pack i bought today was $5.65
  • raves +1   [-] by Silverback
    LOL You must be wealthy to be able to afford to still smoke. But yes I came some the same place deadhead360. First full year in the Navy, I reported $3,000 to the IRS on my tax form and I have kept that on report to remind me were I had once been.
  • raves +1   [-] by chuck - NBA

    Answered yes

    Yea, when hell freezes over!
  • raves +1   [-] by shortyz

    Answered Undecided

    I hope gas prices go down.. way down..
  • raves +1   [-] by deadhead509
    don't we all !! : (
  • raves +1   [-] by shortyz
    true
  • raves +2   [-] by RightWingDog - NOBAMA

    Answered Undecided

    If I could answer that, do you know how much money I could make ;-)

    RWD
  • raves +1   [-] by imscared

    Answered Undecided

    The market is also reacting to some positive earnings where gloom was predicted. Oil is going to go down and will fall at least $30 per barrel the minute we commit to drilling here for oil again. It isn't the total answer but it shows a commitment to stabilizing the price. It will continue to drop if we make a solid effort toward "REAL" alternative fuels, building refineries and becoming more self sufficient.

    I predicted we would see a Dow index of 9,000 something before year end. I hope I'm wrong. I also predicted we would see $160 a barrel oil before it corrected for a long time period. I'm not right very often so we see how I do lol.
  • raves +1   [-] by Warren

    Answered Undecided

    Possibly for a little while. But once things settle down, I expect the price of oil and gas to both continue their march ever upward. Supply will not be able to keep up with demand in the long run.
  • raves +1   [-] by crsone

    Answered no

    Back and forth is what I predict. But I want to be proven wrong
  • raves +3   [-] by freewill~STS~freespirit

    Answered no

    the cost will eventually trickle down through higher prices from printing more money with no backing. Their playing the shuffle of costs around right now. You can never create something from nothing, meaning that the fed reserve is printing money to back Fannie may and Freddie Mac and this cost will be passed to us eventually through inflation tax. I am just guessing and am no authority on this though. sorry its just a gut feeling mac cost passed eventually inflation tax guessing authority gut feeling
  • raves +2   [-] by Warren
    The Fed can expand the money supply without causing inflation if the "real" economy continues to grow by at least the same amount. Problem now is that the economy is in stand still and the interest payments on outstanding loans are still coming due. Do we bail out the banks by printing new money or allow them to collapse and take the whole economy down with them. But the whole system of fiat currency combined with promises of future interest payments (i.e. an ever expanding money supply) is essentially a Ponzi scheme that relies on neverending economic growth. In a finite world the inevitable result is economic collapse.
  • raves +2   [-] by freewill~STS~freespirit
    You posted under me and it sounds as you agree??? What are you telling me? lol heh heh
  • raves +2   [-] by Warren
    Hey I upraved you! But a gold standard and a static money supply won't help. We need a steady state sustainable economy, not one that needs to be financed with neverending debt.
  • raves +2   [-] by freewill~STS~freespirit
    I agree! lol The way i see it the government is in big trouble with debts needing to be paid. I believe that they may have sold us under the bus. Point in case, I reviewed the Social security and theres no way it can be sustainable. Not with Medicaid and medicare. IMPOSSIBLE the costs will be beyond beleivable. I dont know the numbers of babyboomers coming in but its astronomical. Then theres the outsourcing of plants in the ninties to China. What exactly do we make? What are we producing that other countries arent already importing to the US. I believe that they banked everything as to completeing the task in Iraq in a much quicker manner than they did and now they are bust. Countries are going to want to get paid what we owe. I see a foreclosure of America soon. We have amassed 42 trillion dollars of debt world wide. Again I dont claim to be right and am no specialist in this area but it seems as you are more proficient please let me know about this. Thanks
  • raves +2   [-] by john conner

    Answered no

    It will be a rocky market for the rest of the year into next year. Oil will continue to fluctuate.
  • raves +3   [-] by Cadmon

    Answered no

    I have noticed that everytime gas goes down a few cents the next thing that happens is it goes back up to where it fell from then shoots past that. All my money goes into fueling up my vehicle and then to walmart.
  • raves +2   [-] by rafferty

    Answered yes

    we all hope!
  • raves +6   [-] by kmay

    Answered yes

    Only IF congress does as Bush has and lifts the off shore drilling ban. The futures market will respond and prices will continue to fall.

    Democrat or Republican ... Call - Write your congressmen
    http://www.congress.org/congr...

    ...and demand what the Nat'l polls are saying "We The People" want this now while we develop alternative energy.
    Stop the politics and move on what WE want. They represent US not themselves. If they refuse to listen D or R vote them out in Nov!

    Power to the people!
  • raves +1   [-] by freewill~STS~freespirit
    I like the way you put the first statement do you mind if I ask a question though!
  • raves +2   [-] by kmay
    Sure.
  • raves +1   [-] by freewill~STS~freespirit
    sorry that was a long time ago! I forgot what I was going to say! LMAO sorry again
  • raves +1   [-] by chuck - NBA
    No way, Keep the off shore ban. Oil companies have 68 MILLION ACRES right now that have been approved to drill on. Some of that in Alaska. If drilling will bring the price of oil down why aren't they drilling, now on the land they have?

    This is nothing but well sold spin. Bush want's that land for his greedy oil buddies. He knows if it doesn't get passed before he leaves office they will never get it!

    Don't fall for the spin, go for the facts!
  • raves +1   [-] by kmay
    Not true. Don't you think they would be drilling if there was any oil there. They have done the studies on these acres. Having the land lease does not guarantee oil. They know there is oil in anwar and off the coast. Not rocket science. Please, you are listening to spin not facts.
  • raves +5   [-] by gamman

    Answered yes