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To: Keith Feral who wrote (38569)	10/6/2012 5:53:51 PM
From: Wayners	Respond to of 219166

There is a big disconnect between Gasoline and Oil over the past 5 years. Everytime Gasoline spikes, the political answer is to blame "high" oil prices. It can't be the oil prices entirely just looking at the chart below. Are real oil supplies being hidden to keep prices higher than they would be? Is margin being used to keep Gasoline Higher than it would be from speculation? Or is it engineered refinery shutdowns to keep Gasoline supplies low while demand remains constant? Has the cost of production of Gasoline increased dramatically, maybe from increased regulations? I see a way to make money on UGA. Valero peaks and is going down before UGA peaks. Or maybe its a bad measuring stick, the U.S. dollar which is being debased rapidly.