[quote=JWM in SD]Nope, sorry. You Are Out of Time.[/quote]
Tell you what. Let’s check point 1 year from now, and see how things are going alright? Like I said , I don’t have a crystal ball, I just know how things are moving right now and I only deal with parameters that I have control over in the short term…Like taking profits when I can, and where I can…. If you don’t hear from me, you’ll know I fell off the earth because I lost internet connectivity because I could no longer afford it after getting wiped out by inflation or arrested because we’re at war with China…..that or I died an early death…but in that case I’ll make sure my trust executor drops a blog entry here saying that I died early and give cause of death… 🙂
[quote=flu]
But….Current gas prices are nowhere near the all time high a few years ago, when 91 octane ran close to $5/gallon. .We’re currently at $3.20/gal (lower if you go to costco). And same could be said about food prices. We’re not seeing significant inflation (yet….Keyword is YET)….We will, eventually..But when?[/quote]
Prices you see at the store trail the futures market by about 6-9 months, due to hedging and the length of contracts. So hold that thought until Feb/March.
[quote=flu]
But….Current gas prices are nowhere near the all time high a few years ago, when 91 octane ran close to $5/gallon. .We’re currently at $3.20/gal (lower if you go to costco). And same could be said about food prices. We’re not seeing significant inflation (yet….Keyword is YET)….We will, eventually..But when?[/quote]
Prices you see at the store trail the futures market by about 6-9 months, due to hedging and the length of contracts. So hold that thought until Feb/March.
[quote=flu]
But….Current gas prices are nowhere near the all time high a few years ago, when 91 octane ran close to $5/gallon. .We’re currently at $3.20/gal (lower if you go to costco). And same could be said about food prices. We’re not seeing significant inflation (yet….Keyword is YET)….We will, eventually..But when?[/quote]
Prices you see at the store trail the futures market by about 6-9 months, due to hedging and the length of contracts. So hold that thought until Feb/March.
[quote=flu]
But….Current gas prices are nowhere near the all time high a few years ago, when 91 octane ran close to $5/gallon. .We’re currently at $3.20/gal (lower if you go to costco). And same could be said about food prices. We’re not seeing significant inflation (yet….Keyword is YET)….We will, eventually..But when?[/quote]
Prices you see at the store trail the futures market by about 6-9 months, due to hedging and the length of contracts. So hold that thought until Feb/March.
[quote=flu]
But….Current gas prices are nowhere near the all time high a few years ago, when 91 octane ran close to $5/gallon. .We’re currently at $3.20/gal (lower if you go to costco). And same could be said about food prices. We’re not seeing significant inflation (yet….Keyword is YET)….We will, eventually..But when?[/quote]
Prices you see at the store trail the futures market by about 6-9 months, due to hedging and the length of contracts. So hold that thought until Feb/March.
I see dead people on cranes building something at Scripps Encinitas. I see a large Independent living complex being built across from the YMCA in Encinitas also.
I see dead people on cranes building something at Scripps Encinitas. I see a large Independent living complex being built across from the YMCA in Encinitas also.
I see dead people on cranes building something at Scripps Encinitas. I see a large Independent living complex being built across from the YMCA in Encinitas also.
I see dead people on cranes building something at Scripps Encinitas. I see a large Independent living complex being built across from the YMCA in Encinitas also.
I see dead people on cranes building something at Scripps Encinitas. I see a large Independent living complex being built across from the YMCA in Encinitas also.
