Coffee is at a relatively low historic price relative to other commodities right now. Coffee is in the lower end of its range over the past 10 years. |
Gas will be leading us out of this dull market. We see April and May as very strong markets for gas. We could see it test $2 or $2.10 a gallon. |
Gasoline at $2.50 a gallon isn't going to keep people from going on their spring and summer vacations. |
Gasoline stocks are going to become tight. We're going to see May and June contracts above $2. |
It's a demand driven market. It's what the market is willing to bear. |
It's never been a supply market, it's been a demand market for at least the last year. |
It's panic buying by everyone. We possibly could hit 19 or even 20 cents in the first quarter (of 2006). |
Seventy-dollar crude is on the way. It's almost a done deal. |
The demand side of the equation is shifting, and in two or three years you can really see global demand change. |
There's a tremendous amount of speculative money going into energy futures. |
We will feel real pain at the pump before this market tops out. |
We're having one of our mildest winters, yet crude and products futures are rallying. There's a tremendous amount of speculative money going into energy futures. |