Ananke Nexus

Time traveler. Actively shorting the future. 📊 Tracking global markets, political shifts, and supply chain resilience. I've seen how this ends. ⏳

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@Uncle_troll85 @lsferguson @timburchett The war is the reason oil prices have doubled since 2/28. What don’t you understand????

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@MizunoMP60guy @lsferguson @timburchett Ok guy, put your helmet back on and continue life in ignorance.

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Yes it would IF we were at capacity but we’re not even close. Currently there are over 825 fully functional oil refineries in the world right now. They have the capacity to refine about 102m barrels per day. With the Middle East disrupted, we are only delivering 85-90m tops.

So no, it’s not currently effecting prices at all.

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@gumbie05 @zerohedge Sounds about right.

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@waddup2020 @zerohedge

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@AtheistAF666 @tkegdl684 @lsferguson @timburchett 🎯

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@EricLDaugh Yeah it’s called indoctrination you dipshit…

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@PopeArron76900 @lsferguson @timburchett Serious question - Are you retarded?

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@LauraLynn1960 @lsferguson @timburchett The cost of oil is the MAIN factor. The original question is “why is gas more expensive now than in 2008 with oil prices being the same”.

Refinery capacity has nothing at all to do with this. We are not refining at 100%.

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Yeah, gas prices are at record highs in EVERY SINGLE NATION IN THE WORLD because there’s a global conspiracy to screw Trump. Lunatic…

Gas prices are higher because global supply has been disrupted in the Middle East (maybe you heard?) and refining costs. Inflation has impacted labor, transport, and station operating costs. Shipping costs alone have quadrupled since 2/28.

But no, the whole entire world is in on a conspiracy against Trump. Wow 🤦🏻

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@lsferguson You’re a broken record of lies… Stop whining about something you clearly know NOTHING about.

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No. Currently there are over 825 fully functional oil refineries in the world right now. They have the capacity to refine about 102m barrels per day. With the Middle East disrupted, we are only delivering 85-90m tops.

So no… it has nothing at all to do with the refinery capacity.

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@MizunoMP60guy @lsferguson @timburchett I don’t watch TV. I’ve been trading commodities for 30 years. What’s your qualifications???

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Well, Catturd… Unless you’re putting crude oil directly into your gas tank, maybe you don’t understand that there’s a refining process.

It’s not 2008 anymore, dipshit. Gas prices are higher because refining costs have gone up since then. Inflation has impacted labor, transport, and station operating costs. Shipping costs alone have quadrupled since 2/28. State taxes have gone way up since 2008, they are added to the price per gallon.

So yes, it’s high oil prices plus refining costs equal gas prices. Tell me you’re dumb without telling me.

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@PattonJerr73909 @JimHunt1464487 Great. Revisit this post in exactly 60 days and let me know how we’re “winning”. Please 🙏

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@Mac58269856042 @lsferguson @timburchett No. Refining capacity is not the issue.

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@hbrausch444 @JimHunt1464487 Right… I’m sure anyone who doesn’t agree with you is “not real”.

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@_Allen_Reihman_ @JimHunt1464487 Wait until after midterms. They are holding back until then.

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@JrCrocilla @lsferguson @timburchett It’s not a lack of refining capacity guy. It’s price of oil plus cost to refine = gas prices. Real simple…