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  • January 3, 2008 at 11:11 PM #129214
    TheBreeze
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    If oil is at $105 at the end of the year, I’ll be extremely surprised. $120 or greater is my expected target by year end. Stagflation looks like where we’re headed as the Fed and the federal government aren’t going to let the housing bubble correct on its own.

    January 3, 2008 at 11:26 PM #128947
    Arraya
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    It will be $105 only with serious demand destruction by a huge global slowdown.

    It should be very volitile prices this year fluxuating from 90-160.

    The only analyists that predicted this years prices with any accuracy were the ones that follow peak oil. All the rest have been calling for lower prices since it past $50.

    Obviously they don’t follow the most important factor production #s. For some reason people do not like the idea that things run out in a finite world so they bury their head in the sand and come up with some other narrative that makes it seem like it has nothing to do with supply and demand.

    I just can’t figure out if it is purposeful deception or ignorance….

    January 3, 2008 at 11:26 PM #129112
    Arraya
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    It will be $105 only with serious demand destruction by a huge global slowdown.

    It should be very volitile prices this year fluxuating from 90-160.

    The only analyists that predicted this years prices with any accuracy were the ones that follow peak oil. All the rest have been calling for lower prices since it past $50.

    Obviously they don’t follow the most important factor production #s. For some reason people do not like the idea that things run out in a finite world so they bury their head in the sand and come up with some other narrative that makes it seem like it has nothing to do with supply and demand.

    I just can’t figure out if it is purposeful deception or ignorance….

    January 3, 2008 at 11:26 PM #129123
    Arraya
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    It will be $105 only with serious demand destruction by a huge global slowdown.

    It should be very volitile prices this year fluxuating from 90-160.

    The only analyists that predicted this years prices with any accuracy were the ones that follow peak oil. All the rest have been calling for lower prices since it past $50.

    Obviously they don’t follow the most important factor production #s. For some reason people do not like the idea that things run out in a finite world so they bury their head in the sand and come up with some other narrative that makes it seem like it has nothing to do with supply and demand.

    I just can’t figure out if it is purposeful deception or ignorance….

    January 3, 2008 at 11:26 PM #129190
    Arraya
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    It will be $105 only with serious demand destruction by a huge global slowdown.

    It should be very volitile prices this year fluxuating from 90-160.

    The only analyists that predicted this years prices with any accuracy were the ones that follow peak oil. All the rest have been calling for lower prices since it past $50.

    Obviously they don’t follow the most important factor production #s. For some reason people do not like the idea that things run out in a finite world so they bury their head in the sand and come up with some other narrative that makes it seem like it has nothing to do with supply and demand.

    I just can’t figure out if it is purposeful deception or ignorance….

    January 3, 2008 at 11:26 PM #129219
    Arraya
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    It will be $105 only with serious demand destruction by a huge global slowdown.

    It should be very volitile prices this year fluxuating from 90-160.

    The only analyists that predicted this years prices with any accuracy were the ones that follow peak oil. All the rest have been calling for lower prices since it past $50.

    Obviously they don’t follow the most important factor production #s. For some reason people do not like the idea that things run out in a finite world so they bury their head in the sand and come up with some other narrative that makes it seem like it has nothing to do with supply and demand.

    I just can’t figure out if it is purposeful deception or ignorance….

    January 4, 2008 at 12:47 AM #128981
    temeculaguy
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    The more it costs the better chance one of these will pencil out. http://www.teslamotors.com/

    January 4, 2008 at 12:47 AM #129146
    temeculaguy
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    The more it costs the better chance one of these will pencil out. http://www.teslamotors.com/

    January 4, 2008 at 12:47 AM #129158
    temeculaguy
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    The more it costs the better chance one of these will pencil out. http://www.teslamotors.com/

    January 4, 2008 at 12:47 AM #129225
    temeculaguy
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    The more it costs the better chance one of these will pencil out. http://www.teslamotors.com/

    January 4, 2008 at 12:47 AM #129254
    temeculaguy
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    The more it costs the better chance one of these will pencil out. http://www.teslamotors.com/

    January 4, 2008 at 1:25 AM #128992
    Arraya
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    To bad they can’t deliver. They are having transmission problems, on thier 3rd ceo and seeking more investment money last I heard…

    Plus what percentage of the population can afford that. Not many.

    We need major mass transit and stop banking on keeping the car culture going when we do not have any viable replacement for transportation fuel.

    No politcian in a million years would ever say that. We will invade every country with oil and kill millions before we give up our cars.

    January 4, 2008 at 1:25 AM #129156
    Arraya
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    To bad they can’t deliver. They are having transmission problems, on thier 3rd ceo and seeking more investment money last I heard…

    Plus what percentage of the population can afford that. Not many.

    We need major mass transit and stop banking on keeping the car culture going when we do not have any viable replacement for transportation fuel.

    No politcian in a million years would ever say that. We will invade every country with oil and kill millions before we give up our cars.

    January 4, 2008 at 1:25 AM #129168
    Arraya
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    To bad they can’t deliver. They are having transmission problems, on thier 3rd ceo and seeking more investment money last I heard…

    Plus what percentage of the population can afford that. Not many.

    We need major mass transit and stop banking on keeping the car culture going when we do not have any viable replacement for transportation fuel.

    No politcian in a million years would ever say that. We will invade every country with oil and kill millions before we give up our cars.

    January 4, 2008 at 1:25 AM #129235
    Arraya
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    To bad they can’t deliver. They are having transmission problems, on thier 3rd ceo and seeking more investment money last I heard…

    Plus what percentage of the population can afford that. Not many.

    We need major mass transit and stop banking on keeping the car culture going when we do not have any viable replacement for transportation fuel.

    No politcian in a million years would ever say that. We will invade every country with oil and kill millions before we give up our cars.

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