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    #51
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    oil peaked at $147, not $180. Oil hasnt reached $180. yet.

    check peso dollar exchange rates last year, early this year, and recently.
    i stand corrected....dala lang ng bugso ng damdamin...

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    #52
    i hope a big one time role back will come in a few weeks so that people will enjoy somehow cheaper gas prices...

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    #53
    Quote Originally Posted by jpdm View Post
    i hope a big one time role back will come in a few weeks so that people will enjoy somehow cheaper gas prices...
    sino bang may ayaw ng rollback.. lahat naman tayo gusto mababa ang mga presyo ng bilihin di ba?

    hehehe..

    walang pikunan ha.. ayus lang yan.. kanya kanyang opinion naman dito eh..


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    #54
    hehehe ... i don't believe that pareng *uls works in an oil company. he is just expressing his own sentiments on what kind of people in the world market we are dealing with here.

    in a way, he is very truthful talaga on what will happen next bec. all we have to do is to put ourselves in the shoes of these self-preserving oil cartels and and yun mga nasa payroll nila like some people in the media as well as some officials in the govt. you can't talk any sense to a profiting person, no matter how principled you are

    yan ang talagang problema. my problem lang with pareng *uls, to him -> we have to accept it as fact that those people will only act upon their own personal selfish interests and we should accept that we will alway be screwed for the rest of our lives ...

    i believe otherwise. kahit na sila pa na sa oil business ang pinakayaman, pinakama-abilidad when it comes to manipulating us to get their profits. no amount of scheming will keep them to the top. things will even itself out no matter what ...

    kung tuusin, takot talaga ang mga oil companies ngaun that's why they're trying to keep the prices artificially high. they know that demand is low and demand will get lower and lower as people find alternative ways to go about their daily lives.

    sa presyo pa lang ng diesel, kitang-kita na eh. ang taas pa din ng diesel considering even diesel dropped in the world market. why bec. diesel is the backbone of our economy. eto na lang ang may demand na hindi maiwasan, from delivery of goods to public transpo and services. kaya hindi pinapababa, kasi dun sila bumabawi. and I believe the govt. has something to do with this also... perhaps, the govt. is also scared of the low demand on energy, hence hindi nila ma-meet your E-Vat on oil earnings nila.

    or siguro some in the govt. are scared of losing OFW money. hindi naman kaila na nilagay ng gobyerno (thru govt. ngo's and other OFW orgs) ang OFW money mostly investments sa public transpo. syempre pag bumagsak ang energy, bagsak din pasada.


    balig-baligtarin mo, ang tingin talaga sa'tin ng mga ito, milking cow.

    the only way to fight back is to yun nga, be efficient. so efficient, that these people will just find alternative means to get their money back kasi wala na sila mapapala sa'tin

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    #55
    Quote Originally Posted by Gen. Miting View Post
    .....all we have to do is to put ourselves in the shoes of these self-preserving oil cartels and and yun mga nasa payroll nila like some people in the media as well as some officials in the govt.
    Media at government lang ba?

    you can't talk any sense to a profiting person, no matter how principled you are.....
    Definitely.


    .....we have to accept it as fact that those people will only act upon their own personal selfish interests and we should accept that we will alway be screwed for the rest of our lives ...

    ...i believe otherwise. kahit na sila pa na sa oil business ang pinakayaman, pinakama-abilidad when it comes to manipulating us to get their profits. no amount of scheming will keep them to the top. things will even itself out no matter what ...
    Agree here.

    kung tuusin, takot talaga ang mga oil companies ngaun that's why they're trying to keep the prices artificially high. they know that demand is low and demand will get lower and lower as people find alternative ways to go about their daily lives.
    Its alright for them to earn profit.

    Thats business.

    But earning humongous profit or engage in profiteering, its treason, economic sabotage.

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    #56
    Siguro, a big one time roll back will do...

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    #57
    Quote Originally Posted by True Faith View Post
    Siguro, a big one time roll back will do...
    i think ayus na ako sa unting unting pag baba.. kesa naman mag one time big time rollback tayo sa oil prices tapos babawiaan tayo every week ng pagtaas..

    slow but surely siguro.. pero im sure, pababa na trend ngayon eh. stable na naman yung price sa market. so, lets just hope for the best.

    so kung di talaga matiis yung pagtaas ng presyo ng gasolina and diesel, ,meron pa rin naman other alternatives like small oil entrep and LPG. hehe

    Kita kits sa sabado mga ka tsikot!!!!

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    #58
    Oil companies know how wild the price swings in the global market can be.

    One day it can be up more than $5, next day down more than $5.

    Di sila maka rollback ng malaki coz baka maipit sila sa biglang pag taas.

    Pero syempre walang kwenta ang explanation na ito para sa mga haters.

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    #59
    tama ka diyan sir uls, kung sarado na utak sa explanation... theres no sense kaya ako titigil na ko...

    kung explain ka tapos wala na mahirit kasi alam nila tama, iba na hirit, out of this world idea pa. kasama ka na bigla sa big 3 as an investor, support, or employee. :bwahaha:

    pero ito last na promise...

    simple lang naman yan eh, the idea is maraming variables that will come into play when buying crude, unrefined oil. there is always the cost of operations, marketing, economic conditions, and of course the international price of oil. ganyan lang naman... kung nagtaas at baba yung oil companies ng price of gas every time gummalaw price ng crude oil then minimum dati $5-$10 and translate that to peso (assuming 45 per $ para madali math) PHP 225 - 450 per day? ano sa tingin niyo? mas galit kayo di ba? yan and simple equation na plengkera style. :bwahaha:

    be realistic na lang and understand that the oil companies are just trying to keep their head above water and not loose investors. kasi kung mawalan ng investors, mawawalan din tayo ng gas na bibilin...

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    #60
    kung bababa ng tuloy tuloy mas maige 'la naman tayo magagawa e but personally kung saan pinakamababa ang pump price dun ako regardless kung big 3 ba siya or not wag lang mababa ang lugar baka tubig maikarga sa kin eh.

    so far na-type-an ko UNIOIL Pure Diesel ah. macho ingay at ugong niya at pinaka mababa at 43.97/li. ngayon lang ako sumubok ng small players, next to Flying V. imported pa. due to check is the FC na malalaman ko next fill up.

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