Dow and S&P 500 close at record highs. Nasdaq surges 1.8% on tech stock recovery

[mrplunkey]

yes...and it's unbelievable too!

butt seriously...wtf is going on??? entitlements and a fubar health care system???

There's no way to make the math work. We're 250+ billion off per year and probably more like 500 to 700 billion off.

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[redsamurai]

Picture this:

1) We've had a massive energy revolution via hydraulic fracturing. It's driven-down energy costs in massive ways.
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and yet gas continues to rise

 

[digimon7068]

and yet gas continues to rise

natural gas? not here it hasn't...still dirt cheap...

 

[redsamurai]

natural gas? not here it hasn't...still dirt cheap...

do you put natural gas in your car digi? I was talking about gas at the pump. Utilities also seem to be rising slightly too. I'm just curious about this "massive" effect on energy prices.

 

[mrplunkey]

do you put natural gas in your car digi? I was talking about gas at the pump. Utilities also seem to be rising slightly too. I'm just curious about this "massive" effect on energy prices.

It's called learning how to read a fucking chart, you retard.

 

[mrplunkey]

Or are you just that mentally inept? Don't answer that. It's a rhetorical question.

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/01/10/2-transportation-revolutions-to-buy-now.aspx

 

[redsamurai]

So when does this massive reduction in energy costs become apparent in the consumer market? Gas and utility bills seem to have been unaffected by said "massive" reduction in energy costs. Why so?

 

[mrplunkey]

So when does this massive reduction in energy costs become apparent in the consumer market? Gas and utility bills seem to have been unaffected by said "massive" reduction in energy costs. Why so?

Why would I give a fuck when it becomes "apparent in the consumer market"? Did I even use the word consumers?

Man-up one time in your pathetic, semen-stained ponytail life. I stated a fact about hydraulic fracturing, you shot your mouth off, got called-out, and are now trying to make this a consumer argument.

Let's see if you can do it just this one time. You got busted. Now step-up, borrow a pair of dad's big-boy pants and admit you were wrong.

 

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[digimon7068]

do you put natural gas in your car digi? I was talking about gas at the pump. Utilities also seem to be rising slightly too. I'm just curious about this "massive" effect on energy prices.

when plunkey referred to "fracking" i assumed he was alluding to natural gas extraction...and natural gas, per mcf, is still at like a friggin' 40 year low...or something crazy like that...

oh and, a recent study conducted by pw and the national manufacturer's association is projecting a 25% increase in domestic manufacturing jobs as a result of the massive influx of natural gas...