John Rodgers <inua@CHARTER.NET> writes:

> It's a rip, and ought to be stopped - at least until the next round of
> fuel tanker deliveries. The fuel in the ground was  purchased at prices
> based on sales calculated around $3.50 to $3.60 per gallon. There is no
> justification for this except greed, pure and simple.

Do you feel the same when the mutual fund shares you bought for $X per
share are now worth X + 10?

Gasoline is a commodity.  Prices change all the time.  What someone paid for it
last week has nothing to do with it.

Allan
--
1991 Vanagon GL