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Sunday, April 23, 2006 11:00:02 AM
I have been busy with school but I'm still long and getting stronger. I heard a blurb on the news (forget which show), that attributed the rise is gas price of late as due to the change over in the supply lines from straight gasoline to ethanol. Has anyone else heard anything similiar? If this is true, then IMO, ethanol is far beyond the decision point but has actually moved to the process of delivery to new markets. This would also, imo, lead to a wider spread between the price of gasoline and ethanol as the most costly part of changing what a supply line or lines are dedicated to deleivering, occurs at the beginning. Just wondering as this too was speculation I have gleaned from others opinions.
One other question, might be old history, but has there ever been any reliable talk of the possibiliy of XLPI being bought by a bigger fuel company. It seems like they are of the mindset that if they can't beat something, then they just buy it. Just wondering where that would leave us. Nez
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