Comments on: Gas Price : Now $4.59 per gallon http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html I think there's an opinion on that subject lying around here somewhere.... Sat, 31 Jul 2010 11:36:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Maddin http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127919 Thu, 19 Jun 2008 16:13:30 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127919 Guys, relax! -All you got to do is get yourselves a bunch of future contracts or options on the rising oil price. What speculators earn the big bucks with on all the markets of the world is very feasible for the private household, too. Just make sure you make more on the rise of the oil price in your portfolio than the increased costs at the gas station. Easy, huh? ;) Guys, relax! -All you got to do is get yourselves a bunch of future contracts or options on the rising oil price. What speculators earn the big bucks with on all the markets of the world is very feasible for the private household, too. Just make sure you make more on the rise of the oil price in your portfolio than the increased costs at the gas station. Easy, huh? ;)

]]> by: Tsatkin http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127912 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:37:48 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127912 I just shipped my car to my father. Thank god I live in the city and do not rely on a car to get around. It turned into a luxury that just doesn't make sense anymore. Hopefully this will force better public transportation. Thanks for the post Jon. I just shipped my car to my father. Thank god I live in the city and do not rely on a car to get around. It turned into a luxury that just doesn’t make sense anymore. Hopefully this will force better public transportation.

Thanks for the post Jon.

]]> by: Neil http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127910 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 08:09:59 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127910 Thought I'd share like Josh, just out of interest, I live in France and we pay the equivalent of $8.2/gallon. I'm pretty glad I work from home! Thought I’d share like Josh, just out of interest, I live in France and we pay the equivalent of $8.2/gallon. I’m pretty glad I work from home!

]]> by: Search Engine Optimization Journal http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127906 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 23:53:48 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127906 This is simply ridiculous - the supply and demand does not match in terms of prices. Speculators drive up the prices and although people are buying less fuel these days, the prices still rise -- doesn't add up. Hopefully our next president will do something about this. This is simply ridiculous - the supply and demand does not match in terms of prices. Speculators drive up the prices and although people are buying less fuel these days, the prices still rise — doesn’t add up. Hopefully our next president will do something about this.

]]> by: kid mercury http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127905 Tue, 17 Jun 2008 12:16:26 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/567/invst-in-guard-dogs.html#comment-127905 the reason gas prices are so high is because the money supply (amount of money printed and credit available) has been WAY overextended. this has caused a falling dollar (the primary source of rising gas prices) and excess capital to be pushed into the commodities market, where speculators have created a bubble in oil trading (this is after the excess capital created the nasdaq bubble, then created the housing bubble). there is of course, lots of suppression of supply, as well as suppression of alternative energy sources. americans need to realize how bad things have gotten. and it starts with 9/11 truth. but americans don't want to accept that, so we get the world we have. and this is just the beginning. it'll keep getting worse until we wake up. <strong>@kid:</strong> <em>In my view the only "perfect storm" acting out here is the collision of excessive greed, fear, tyrrany, medication, and ineffective public school education. As a society we are beyond a "wake up" I'm afraid. </em> the reason gas prices are so high is because the money supply (amount of money printed and credit available) has been WAY overextended. this has caused a falling dollar (the primary source of rising gas prices) and excess capital to be pushed into the commodities market, where speculators have created a bubble in oil trading (this is after the excess capital created the nasdaq bubble, then created the housing bubble). there is of course, lots of suppression of supply, as well as suppression of alternative energy sources.

americans need to realize how bad things have gotten. and it starts with 9/11 truth. but americans don’t want to accept that, so we get the world we have. and this is just the beginning. it’ll keep getting worse until we wake up.

@kid: In my view the only “perfect storm” acting out here is the collision of excessive greed, fear, tyrrany, medication, and ineffective public school education. As a society we are beyond a “wake up” I’m afraid.

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