Archive for July, 2008

Isn\’t this a much bigger source of the oil price problem than anyone gives it credit to be?

Friday, July 11th, 2008
oil price
ritzysmom asked:


We all want to blame the oil companies trying to make a buck, some want to blame the Arabs, some know that the demand in oil consumption of countries like China and India is increasing the price and that supply is off because of instability in Nigeria and the lunatic in Venezuela. But very few are taking into account the commodities speculators on Wall Street who are making money hand over fist betting on the flow of oil. Is there a way that we could take them out of the equation and bring the price down to a sensible level?

Eileen
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Planning Your Consumption Based on Current Crude Oil Prices

Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
oil price
Mayoor Patel asked:


One of the best things you can do for your household budget is to be aware of current crude oil prices and what those prices are anticipated to be over the next two to three months. As we all know, it is much easier to adequately plan for the future when we have data about what is happening today within your grasp. When you have this sort of information at your fingertips, it allows you to make some decisions that will help to ensure the financial stability of your household. Here are some examples.

First, you will be able to project the cost of one of your monthly budget items, based on oil prices and your level of consumption. That budget item is gasoline. Most of us have a fixed monthly income, with little to no variation. We can only afford to invest so much of that budget in the purchase of gasoline. If you are able to look at current oil prices and notice the trends, you can predict whether the price you pay for gasoline is apt to increase drastically over the next few months, or remain fairly stable. From there, you can determine if you need to make some lifestyle changes that would allow you to absorb that increase in price at the pump.

There is also the matter of expenses outside the household budget, such as an upcoming vacation. If current crude oil prices remain stable, then chances are you will not see increases in such vacation expenses as airfare, car rental, or meals out. However, an increase in oil prices could mean you need to rethink where you go for your vacation, as well as how you get there, just so you can keep the vacation within the range of the funds you have set aside for the trip.

There are many ways that a change in current crude oil prices may impact your spending. If you spot a trend that indicates an upswing from the current prices, you may choose to forego some travel and some major purchases, so that your monthly budget remains stable. You may choose to frequent more local farmer’s markets instead of buying shipped in produce that is suddenly higher. By being aware of current oil prices and using that data to project your expenses for the next few months, you will be able to adjust your spending to prevent any major issues with your financial stability.

Ann

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How to stop increasing oil price, and who are main sources to stop high oil price,?

Monday, July 7th, 2008
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ma b asked:


Now a days world oil price gone up due to high price of oil. Poor people economic is very low and not surviving their life.

Marion
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Why Oil Stock fall despite we in record high oil price?

Sunday, July 6th, 2008
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Richard asked:


I was surprise to see my oil stock still fall after so news of oil price in record high. Are the company keep all the profit them self and not share to the stock holder?

Michele
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