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Onefast99gsx · 03-31-2005

Not to piss in your pool or anything but i read a recent report this morning. It's the Goldman Sachs report. It consists of like 30+ analysts and feds. Crude is at $55/ barrel right now. Within the next 3 years, they forecast it to be between $50 & $105 per barrel!!! That was a conservative amount they stated. So if gas here were i'm at is $2.28/ 87oct and it's $55/ barrel today, that would be about $4.50+ gallon. Scare tactic? Could be. Reality? Very well could be. Don't want to ruin anyones day, but i think it's something we should all take very seriously.

I also read something years ago before any of this even started with energy prices going up and someone predicted there was going to be a huge global war over energy. Yeah we live in a shitty world these days.

Link to the report:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servl...tory/Business/

03-31-2005	#4
Onefast99gsx Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,411	Re: Economic rebound Not to piss in your pool or anything but i read a recent report this morning. It's the Goldman Sachs report. It consists of like 30+ analysts and feds. Crude is at $55/ barrel right now. Within the next 3 years, they forecast it to be between $50 & $105 per barrel!!! That was a conservative amount they stated. So if gas here were i'm at is $2.28/ 87oct and it's $55/ barrel today, that would be about $4.50+ gallon. Scare tactic? Could be. Reality? Very well could be. Don't want to ruin anyones day, but i think it's something we should all take very seriously. I also read something years ago before any of this even started with energy prices going up and someone predicted there was going to be a huge global war over energy. Yeah we live in a shitty world these days. Link to the report: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servl...tory/Business/ Last edited by Onefast99gsx; 03-31-2005 at 05:34 PM..