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    Gas Predictor!

    How much will gasoline cost tomorrow? Should you buy gas at today's price, or would you save money by holding off until tomorrow and paying a lower future gas price?

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    Gas Price Prediction for July 30, 2010

    Posted to the Web July 30, 2010, 8:30 AM EDT.

    Released to subscribers July 29, 2010, 6:15 PM EDT.

    Change in Futures (Avg.): 0.034

    Change in 2nd-Lowest Retail (Avg.): -0.003

    Pressure (Avg.): 0.054

    Trend for tomorrow: Up

    Trend for next 2-3 days: Up

    Recommendation for tonight: Buy gas tonight.

    Notes:

    1. Average pressure is now weakly upward, and most localities also have upward pressure. There is steady pressure for tonight and upward pressure for the next 2 to 3 days in Raleigh, much of Florida (not Tampa, which is upward), and there is even steady pressure for tonight with downward pressure for the next 2 to 3 days in the Great Lakes (not Chicago, which is steady/up) and Intermountain West. The rest of the U.S. has simple upward pressure, generally weak, but moderate and even strong in Virginia, Boston, and Colorado Springs. Expect slight increases at the pump just about anywhere, and possibly a 2 to 4 cent jump in any of the moderate pressure areas.
    2. We have mixed pressure tonight. Ten cities in our national model have upward pressure, and two have steady pressure for tonight with upward pressure for the next 2 to 3 days. Although the numerical average pressure is weakly upward, it is still possible for the average retail price to move downward tomorrow. This is the feature of our prediction algorithm that corrects for the error that we found on March 26. Today's average price among our 12 cities is $2.660 per gallon, and our predicted price range for tomorrow is 2.658 - 2.696. We will call this a successful prediction if the average price moves upward (regardless of how much) or if it moves down as far as $2.658.

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