$3.05 for the cheap stuff at Chevron in Arizona. I recently upgraded my daily driver and gained about 5/8 mpg in the city. That translates to 4 fill ups out of 5 for the same mileage, 20%ish better But I Still hate it when I go fill up. The Dogde at 12mpg at best, sits in the driveway most of the time. Is the .gov still getting $1 A gallon in taxes? Back to silver, I think I bought 2 ounces at high tide today for $1 over spot.
My car electric drive including the battery has a 10 year warranty. At least I hope it still does up to 7 years from now. A long time ago I had an E-250 custom van. 50 gallon tank. That always hurt To fill up even with cheap gas.
18.6 cents per gallon, not indexed to inflation or price of gas, just like it's been for the last 25 years. Most of that goes right back to the state where it was collected, to be spent on road upkeep. But I'm sure if we abolished it, gas prices would magically drop back to 25 cents a gallon, and the Asphalt Fairy would continue to deposit new road surfaces while we sleep.
Maintain that motor, There is nothing more I can say, Don't go a week without ck oil , Maintain, Maintain, Maintain. My theory is The rod bearings are not strong enough for the electric part, They put heavier crankshafts in them but the rod bearings love to go out at 100,000 miles. But most think its ok to go 20,000 between oil changes, Do it just like a fleet would. Ck alot and change oil alot.
Provident having a Random ASE sale .. at least from their email of $1.89 over spot $18.44, buy back at $17.25, SPOT at $16.46 not too bad ... could be better .. let's hope Silver sinks more ... of course, there's an article on the internet predicting GOLD at $700 in 2018. Fun reading. I recommend you ignore it. lol @abuckmaster147 @LA_Geezer
I guess it's time for Italy to mess up the markets. Remember Greece? In the end, no one cared including the market but it did take everything for a bumpy ride. Where Greece only had tourism, and the mafia; Italy actually makes stuff that the world buys; and the mafia. . gold @abuckmaster147 @LA_Geezer
shot of something .... these swings are not helping me to time the Platinum Market. I want to corner the Platinum market 1/4 oz per month at a time!! Then I'll drive Platinum to $79,000 per oz, and sell my stake all in 1 second to profit like nothing before !! Or maybe I'll just drive my car around knowing that it has Platinum in it of course, this may impact things a tad http://money.cnn.com/2018/05/29/news/economy/china-tariffs/index.html and this https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...idence-index-rises-to-highest-in-three-months
not much happening ... might be a good time to start stacking if 'ya want. myself, I'm waiting for a large rebound so I can sell and convert it to pre-33 gold. Gas prices are shooting up around here. Food costs have gone up some on a few things I buy. Though i'm expecting some food costs to drop as international buyers have flocked to other country supplies. Whilst in the meantime PMs are just not doing much of anything. @abuckmaster147 @LA_Geezer
Here too. But sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. I haven't filled my gas tank in about 10 weeks. All driving is optional for me. The commute is officially (Apple Maps) 4 minutes on foot. Just checked, it's 14 weeks! But I did take a trip to Texas in that time. Even the trip to the airport didn't require a car. I could have my license suspended and just stick my tongue out at PennDOT, WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN THE BUILDING I PARK UNDER!!!
one 10 gallon tank lasts me over 2 weeks of driving to and from work. I thought Shale would have better control of their taps to provide more than they are at this price. Though I read their starting up wells again and getting more flowing. More profit for them and increase reserves to bring down prices again. OPEC managed to use up surpluses for prices to rise. Kudos to them. But other areas are starting to use the same shale technologies including in the middle east.
Ladies and gentlemen, freedom of choice. Just keep in mind that the more people choose to drive an hour or two to work in a big truck instead of a small hybrid, the higher demand for gas will stay, and the higher prices will stay...