Question Of the Day: Just How Long Will Gas Stay This Cheap?

Question Of the Day:  Just How Long Will Gas Stay This Cheap?
With gas now hovering just under $2.00 a gallon the craziness of $5.00 a gallon for regular just a few months ago has started to fade.

Many will say just as in the 70's the market has corrected itself.  But for how long? 

Will we rest on our laurels only to be slammed in the near future?

Will OPEC be happy will depressed oil prices?

Will the Chinese and Russian economies rebound and raise the demand and the prices?

The scenarios are unlimited, but most of us can agree on one thing.  We better count our blessings now because it will change sooner than later.

Just how long will gas remain cheap?




t_bonet_bone - 11/28/2008 2:42:39 PM
+6 Boost
I think (I hope), that people are smarter than to start buying guzzlers again. Whatever the timeframe is, they WILL come back, and if last time was an indication, add another buck to the previous highs.


pacotacololpacotacolol - 11/28/2008 9:22:20 PM
0 Boost
Here is a perfect example of history repeating its self. cheap gas= 1960's, bad economy= 1920's.


350zdon17350zdon17 - 11/28/2008 3:09:41 PM
-1 Boost
it will get ridiculous again once world economy gets back in shape, which will prolly be some time from now, But the Great analyst Mike B. says $7 a gallon by Summer 2010


toolatetoracetoolatetorace - 11/28/2008 3:30:58 PM
+2 Boost
This is getting to be such a rhetorical question and everyone has their own opinion, most seem pessamistic at best. I never saw anyone make a post that it was ever going to come back down. . If the oil was not even showing on the Saudi dipstick , there is now way it was ever going to be this low . They wopuld be hollering panic , panic . Right now oil is so low that many exporting countries cannot pay their bills. Now and if it was to go higher than it previously was , the cycle will repeat itself .I'll throw my hat in the ring with a 3.00/ gal price when all the dust settles


truckmantruckman - 11/28/2008 4:29:07 PM
+4 Boost
They have already cut production so prices will rise, Gas guzzlers will always have poor resale because of the potential of it going crazy again.


holmstarholmstar - 11/28/2008 4:47:13 PM
+3 Boost
as soon as the world ecconomy turns around oil prices will start going up, for the same reason it went up the first time. Oil speculation.


AgentOrangeAgentOrange - 11/28/2008 6:59:31 PM
+2 Boost
Cheap gas and price deflation will last as long as the upcoming Depression lasts - probably 2 - 6 years.
After that, prices will should rise slowly - assuming the Fed raises interest rates to keep a lid in inflation as the economy begins to roll along again.


veyron1001veyron1001 - 11/28/2008 8:01:56 PM
+1 Boost
As soccer mom sara driving a Suburban with her 1 scrawny kid in the back and Billy bo bob with a 25in lift each get an average of 10mpg keep driving its going to massively shorten the relief at the pumps.


helpfulhelperhelpfulhelper - 12/20/2008 2:26:28 AM
+1 Boost
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rxbkrsrxbkrs - 11/29/2008 10:21:54 AM
+1 Boost
If the US Dollar gains strength, will gas prices remain low?


neutralneutral - 11/30/2008 6:30:10 PM
+1 Boost
ONCE AGAIN (Ive posted this a million times and no one seems to notice)

STOP WANTON OIL SPECULATION!!

The reason why oil spiked as high as it did was because of unregulated oil speculation. We need to un-do the Enron/Clinton legislation of December 2000 and keep greedy crooks on wall st. from screwing us all over again.

But lets be reasonable here, between Wall St. Criminals, oil industry and the Saudis, our government isnt going to act. THey wont even talk about regulating oil speculation.

They won't tax gas either (like Rick Wagoner has been advocating for YEARS). So instead, congress takes the easy and trendy route and puts ridiculous regulation on automakers.

We can all thank our government from doing NOTHING to help us and our auto companies.


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