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Old 01-03-2011, 02:19 PM   #141
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Run in circles and shout----the sky is falling; the sky is falling;
Or like my Dr. would say: to solve a problem; get a dead chicken and wave it over your head;---that will solve all your problems.
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Old 01-03-2011, 04:16 PM   #142
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You would be well served to do some research on total return of some oil and natural gas stocks, including master limited partnerships (MLPs). There are some healthy dividends/cash distributions out there in addition to any gains you might see from stock price appreciation.

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Perhaps we could prevail upon you for a few "for instances", since you know where to look - I'm all for more return for my $$$...

Of course, there ARE alternatives to oil stocks:

http://www.altenergystocks.com/archi...ikestocks.html

At last, our chance to be more like Europeans and Asians...
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Old 01-03-2011, 06:13 PM   #143
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Adding my two cents worth..... I'll drive slower, stay longer, and really plan out our trips to get the most "mileage" out of fuel and enjoyment. Safe travels.
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robert h, at least by waving a dead chicken one would be getting involved and doing something
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Old 01-04-2011, 06:29 AM   #145
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Perhaps we could prevail upon you for a few "for instances", since you know where to look - I'm all for more return for my $$$...
I'll refer you to this article for an in depth discussion of high yield MLPs. There's a link to an MLP guide in the article. The author also discusses a number of attractive MLPs, in his opinion, along with current yields and price appreciation targets.

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Old 01-04-2011, 11:03 AM   #146
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Thanks Rusty - I'll check it out.
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Old 01-04-2011, 11:24 AM   #147
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Facts: 1. Summer 2010 gas in Yukon,BC, and North Alberta was $1.28 L do the math thats $5.00 US plus a gallon.
2. Alaska hit us for $3.87 a gallon
3. The Rent US rvs from europe commented on how cheap the Gas was in Canada and Alaska!!!!

4. China built and sold more cars than the US in 2010, and a survey of the Number one thing a China family was saving for was a New Car so they can go camping.
5. Americans will have to decide what they like to do most RVing or stay home.
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Old 01-04-2011, 11:39 AM   #148
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5. Americans will have to decide what they like to do most RVing or stay home.
It might very well be far more basic than that - the choice MIGHT be whether to eat, or stay warm...
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Informative reading for those who believe "Big Oil" sets energy prices.

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Old 01-04-2011, 01:32 PM   #150
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Two years ago when gas and diesel hit all time highs, all I heard was "It's George Bush's fault". Inquiring minds want to know, whose fault is it now?
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Old 01-04-2011, 01:54 PM   #151
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Not necessary true...If I slow down to 55 mph my mileage drops...Mt coaches "sweet spot" is 1600 RPM and that works out to 69 MPH...At 55 MPH I get 4 MPG, at 69 I get 7 MPG....It's all about the gearing....Go figure.
cb5300, You know that's probably true however no 10,000 motorhomes like yours would make a significant impact on the total fuel consumption on the nations highways.

Now manage that school bus fleet that goes whipping by my house everyday with the engine wrung out to its max RPM and then I'd say you got something!
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Lucky in BC

I'm lucky, that we moved from Alberta (lots and cheap gas) to BC (Bring Cash). We have such a beautiful coast and mountains just out my door. 12 miles to the best campground and pay only ca.$ 6.50 per day for the rig (inc. DW and Dog). Please, don't asked where it is? Just stay here and enjoy my campfire and grilled salmon
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wthomas, an excellent question indeed; have the anit war moonbats in your area been gone about two years also ??
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$5.00 fuel

Only in America, we will be looking for the bargin DP. For every down turn there is an up turn. We hope to be on the up turn side for a great deal. Dealers will be easy to bargin with for cash sales.
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