No Spin Ag said:Equinox said:
$2.79 in Lubbock today.
Where was that? The lowest I saw was $2.99 at the Walmart on 114th and Quaker.
It was on Slide. Valero I think.
WTI Oil at $109/$110 a barrel--Sun Evening
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It was on Slide. Valero I think.
I would think a barrel of oil hits a new high
after the failure of "negotiations" with the Islamic Republic terrorists today
after the failure of "negotiations" with the Islamic Republic terrorists today
It was a failure the minute he caved with the two week "deal". He got played and beat by Iran.
Trump is neither a master businessman nor good negotiator.
Trump is neither a master businessman nor good negotiator.
LMCane said:
I would think a barrel of oil hits a new high
after the failure of "negotiations" with the Islamic Republic terrorists today
Iran could loosen control on the SoH to give the appearance that DJT & Bibi are the problem
There was never going to be an agreement and depending on your definition of ceasefire that may also be impossible
That being said Opening the SoH at least temporarily is probably a smart move
Forcing the proposed US blockade to stop outbound tankers would put Trumpin an even worse position
+9% at $105 in early trade
Will be over $125 WTI by the end of the day tomorrow is my guess.
"They weren't raiding a Girl Scout troop looking for overdue library books."
🚨 The U.S. Central Command said it will block entry and exit from Iranian ports starting at 10:00 AM Monday U.S. Eastern Time (14:00 GMT).
— The Middle East (@A_M_R_M1) April 13, 2026
The command stated in a release that the blockade “will be fairly enforced on vessels of all countries” heading to or departing from…
🚨 What are Iran’s options to respond to the blockade announced by the U.S. military:
— The Middle East (@A_M_R_M1) April 12, 2026
1- Iran will resort to the option of closing the Bab al-Mandab Strait in the Red Sea through the Houthi group in Yemen, which is affiliated with it.
2- Iran will target the ports of Gulf Arab… https://t.co/Nqcicp8Doo pic.twitter.com/KVPQ5oLCOm
Oil paring gains (now back below $100) and stocks have turned positive.
Equinox said:No Spin Ag said:Equinox said:
$2.79 in Lubbock today.
Where was that? The lowest I saw was $2.99 at the Walmart on 114th and Quaker.
It was on Slide. Valero I think.
Thanks!
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
$5.49 is best price in Long Beach, ca for premium.
$4.49 near Gettysburg this weekend on the Maryland side.
Prices are the same at my usual stations, though who knows how long that will last.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
California deserves every bit of pain possible for being the dumbest people alive. Zero sympathy.
aTm '99
AlaskanAg99 said:
California deserves every bit of pain possible for being the dumbest people alive.
We had almost as many Trump voters as Tx did in '24
Sid Farkas said:AlaskanAg99 said:
California deserves every bit of pain possible for being the dumbest people alive.
We had almost as many Trump voters as Tx did in '24
Has absolutely nothing to do with who's running the state.
aTm '99
AlaskanAg99 said:Sid Farkas said:AlaskanAg99 said:
California deserves every bit of pain possible for being the dumbest people alive.
We had almost as many Trump voters as Tx did in '24
Has absolutely nothing to do with who's running the state.
I was responding to your broad-brush statement about Californians..."California deserves every bit of pain possible for being the dumbest people alive."
At our local Sam's Club, it has gone down one cent a day for the past 6 days. Currently at $3.53
$3.46 at Costco Dallas this afternoon.
Had gotten down to $3.99 over the weekend here in central Florida; was up to $4.15 on Monday.
"Well, if you can’t have a great season, at least ruin somebody else’s." - Olin Buchanan
WTI down just under $95 this morning, and testing the $90 floor much is a much more likely scenario than $125 or higher.
I'm old enough to remember when leftists were claiming WTI would be $156 a barrel
that was three weeks ago.
WTI is $93.94 today
that was three weeks ago.
Oil prices are now down -11% since the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz began 24 hours ago.
— Nervana Mahmoud (@Nervana_1) April 14, 2026
US oil prices drop below $94/barrel.
Those who bet that US blockade won’t work were proven wrong!
Via @KobeissiLetter pic.twitter.com/Z7xp0Rkm4Q
WTI is $93.94 today
No Spin Ag said:
Prices are the same at my usual stations, though who knows how long that will last.
Remember what I told you about replacement costs and the timing of their shipments affecting the daily prices.
Be patient. This is not a crisis, not for the US anyway.
aggiehawg said:No Spin Ag said:
Prices are the same at my usual stations, though who knows how long that will last.
Remember what I told you about replacement costs and the timing of their shipments affecting the daily prices.
Be patient. This is not a crisis, not for the US anyway.
My bad, but, I do love that all things considered, prices aren't crazy high, just "hmmm, well it's just a few bucks a month, but worth it" higher. I can live with this for, well, ever, if I'm being honest. Then again, I only fill up once a month.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
Well there's a reason I am a little sensitive to this subject because of my personal history. Dad was transferred to the New York office of the oil company he worked for in the very early 70s. I was in junior high at the time. When the first OPEC oil shortages happened, I was an easy target. From Texas, Dad was an oil exec and let's face it, junior high is just brutal under normal circumstances but I was insulted and teased every damn day. Was pretty traumatic back then but meh, helped form me into into the cast iron b**** that I am today.
aggiehawg said:
Well there's a reason I am a little sensitive to this subject because of my personal history. Dad was transferred to the New York office of the oil company he worked for in the very early 70s. I was in junior high at the time. When the first OPEC oil shortages happened, I was an easy target. From Texas, Dad was an oil exec and let's face it, junior high is just brutal under normal circumstances but I was insulted and teased every damn day. Was pretty traumatic back then but meh, helped form me into into the cast iron b**** that I am today.
Hey, that's "classy, cast iron b****" ma'am.
There are in fact two things, science and opinion; the former begets knowledge, the later ignorance. Hippocrates
...and that's why she's only our "Ole Dame".
Yeah, just shows how much I know!
"They weren't raiding a Girl Scout troop looking for overdue library books."
909Ag2006 said:
Will be over $125 WTI by the end of the day tomorrow is my guess.
Interesting prediction. Currently below $92
No Spin Ag said:aggiehawg said:No Spin Ag said:
Prices are the same at my usual stations, though who knows how long that will last.
Remember what I told you about replacement costs and the timing of their shipments affecting the daily prices.
Be patient. This is not a crisis, not for the US anyway.
My bad, but, I do love that all things considered, prices aren't crazy high, just "hmmm, well it's just a few bucks a month, but worth it" higher. I can live with this for, well, ever, if I'm being honest. Then again, I only fill up once a month.
Since Americans have the attention span of gnats you can't expect them to realize that
in 1974 during the Arab Oil Embargo a gallon of gas cost
Peak embargo (~$0.84/gal) in 2026 dollars this is $5.90 to $6.20 a gallon of gasoline
Physical brent prices are coming in over $130 with the paper being below $95.
Plenty of conspiracies as to why there is an all-time 30% gap, but one has to guess there will be a violent convergence, and somebody is going to get their face ripped off
Plenty of conspiracies as to why there is an all-time 30% gap, but one has to guess there will be a violent convergence, and somebody is going to get their face ripped off
tysker said:
Physical brent prices are coming in over $130 with the paper being below $95.
Plenty of conspiracies as to why there is an all-time 30% gap, but one has to guess there will be a violent convergence, and somebody is going to get their face ripped off
Is the UK cutting down on production there?
aggiehawg said:tysker said:
Physical brent prices are coming in over $130 with the paper being below $95.
Plenty of conspiracies as to why there is an all-time 30% gap, but one has to guess there will be a violent convergence, and somebody is going to get their face ripped off
Is the UK cutting down on production there?
There is just so much real-time demand for Asian and European companies, and even in Australia, firms are willing to pay whatever price is quoted to meet current needs.
If you were a fertilizer company that needs petrochemicals now to get your products refined for the May growing season, it's worth the premium versus having no product at all.
If paper contracts (which are financial products to represent actuals) are lagging physical deliveries (the actuals) there could be an ugly spread shrinkage (from its all time wide 30%) which gets somebody into a world of pain.
Just paid $6.55 for premium in LA.
Sid Farkas said:
Just paid $6.55 for premium in LA.
3.69 for Regular in Liberty Hill TX
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