Oil has been dropping today. It is at $135 right now. I guess this ia a market correction to the rapid increase. It might take a few weeks to build back up to +$145.
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Oil has been dropping today. It is at $135 right now. I guess this ia a market correction to the rapid increase. It might take a few weeks to build back up to +$145.
Oil has been dropping today. It is at $135 right now. I guess this ia a market correction to the rapid increase. It might take a few weeks to build back up to +$145.
I guess I was wrong. It didn't take a few weeks. It took a few days. Oil just hit a new record of $147.27
I think pump prices are fluctuating locally, reflecting the roller coastering of the barrel price. At my station (I think our city is still the highest in America), the price dropped last week from 4.599 to 4.519 and is still there (which is what I paid for today).
It'll take a while to reach $200/barrel though I guess it all depends on what everyone else does. I know that "trickle" will hurt like hell when it does arrive.
The markets in general are losing big time. Even the people I work with (at a bank) are stirring up commotion about falling company stock. Good thing I didn't opt for the share-purchase plan.
The only thing that seems to be doing well is the price of oil and gold. Now if only I knew how to buy some .
Yeah, but now things are on sale, so it's good to think about the future time to buy. Obviously things will get a little (lot?) worse, but for a young person (with a lava lamp on a timer) it's a future opportunity. If you're not investment savvy, you should hook up with someone who is. Save up your pennies for a future investment.
Yeah, but now things are on sale, so it's good to think about the future time to buy.
Oh, yes. I remember the stock market crash back in 1987 or so. Recently out of college, and with a decent job (after years of being a starving student) finally had some savings in the bank. In the weeks after the crash, I invested most of it. Within a couple of years the market bounced back, and I made enough profit to put a good downpayment on my first house.
Remember the basic market advice: buy low, sell high. Too many people seem to do just the opposite. They buy when things are popular & prices are going up, then sell when they fall.