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Gas price App?

Geo-TH,In

Geo-TH,In

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3 weeks ago gas jumped to $3.79. This morning gas is $3.48. Is there an app for predicting gas will to up or down before it happens? Insider trading app?
 
The weather made it seem a bit early this spring but here are my thoughts.

Price spikes when the formulations are changed in the fall and spring. I know they talk about it in the fall usually.

jt
 
Steve,
During the "colder months" the refineries can use some of the less expensive products to "fill in" the mix (e.g. butane). In the summer butane will not stay a liquid and creates too high of a vapor pressure.
Keith
 
Thanks, Will gasbuddy give you a heads up that prices are going to increase? I notice the latest gas prices are accurate.
George
 
Gasbuddy doesn't predict increases or decreases. It depends on users updating what they see at the pump I believe.
 
The fancy phone my wife got me will beep when gas prices start to increase. Something to do with the Gas-Buddy app. that she put on it. Sometimes you can get to a station that hasn't jumped their price yet.
 
Gasbuddy does work, prices are back to $3.79 in some places. Still $3.48 in other places.

However, it doesn't tell you it's going to head north before the fact.
 
You bet there is... I call it the RickApp.

The RickApp says "the day before you need to fill up your tank, the price goes up." Try it, I bet you"ll agree. It is almost always right!!!!

Rick
 
Started in Rochester NY, gas prices were $3.69.

Took I-90 across PA into Ohio. PA prices were in the $3.50's.

Ohio is usually significantly lower in price than NY. As we went across, prices were in the $3.60's until we hit the I-280 exit. All the truck stops there were $3.35-$3.39.

We got off at I-75, and gas prices were $3.69 everywhere WTF?

It was worth it to backtrack 10 miles and fill up. We were expecting some sort of catch, or crazy lines, but the places were EMPTY.
 
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