Regarding our last conversation... Price targets were on track as you said. We hit 4.79 then the target price of was skipped all together with a couple ~20¢ price jumps. What are your thoughts on this?
Whats happening, as far as I can tell is, when you see regular increases, and then three, four, five, or more days in a row of virtually no movement, it's because the markets have been given an undisclosed temporary moratorium to allow for public adjustment to the new prices. I'm working this into my current projections, but for example, this was my latest, which I had intended to post but ended up busy:
Just a day off the mark, and a cock-hair off the price by a few tenths.
Edit: If the underlying assumptions are correct, then there should be occasional random 'snap backs' when the industry internal pricing, and the public facing (false) prices diverge too much for the market to tolerate.
5.19 https://pic8.co/sh/gOjDJ3.jpg
Was 4.99 yesterday. 4.69 one week ago. Something is up. Prices are jumping faster than normal.
Was 4.99 yesterday. 4.69 one week ago. Something is up. Prices are jumping faster than normal.
War probably.
The articles on russia (as told by u.s. glowies Rping independent news sources) claiming "the u.s. is trying to bleed russia dry in a war of attrition", turned out to be more projection.
It was u.s. intel telling us that russia was bleeding the u.s. dry .
Ballsy fucking move given the comparative apparent strengths, but they have insider information that we don't.
War is whats up. Because the u.s. finally realized it can't risk the house of cards continuing to fight a losing proxy war.
Guess russia finally called our bluff.
It'll be interesting to see if we actually respond this time, or do what we usually do, which is double down.
Gas prices might of course just be the summer jump, or credit markets shitting themselves, or profit-taking ahead of demand destruction.
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