Gas Predictor for Denver, Colorado!

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 February 3, 2012

Posted to the Web February 3, 2012, 6:00 AM MST.

Released to subscribers February 2, 2012, 3:30 PM MST.

Change in Futures: -0.023

Change in 2nd-Lowest Retail: -0.01

Pressure: -0.006

Trend for tomorrow: Steady

Trend for next 2-3 days: Down

Price range through next business day: $2.879 - $2.899

Recommendation for tonight: Hold off and buy gas tomorrow.

Notes:

1. Pressure is steady for tomorrow, and only very weakly downward for the next 2 to 3 days. Retail prices are most likely to hold steady, but they could go down by a penny or so per gallon.
2. When pressure is steady for tomorrow and down for the next 2 to 3 days, our algorithm predicts a range of prices for tomorrow which includes both increasing and decreasing prices. It also makes the general recommendation to buy gas tonight or not. While the best possible outcome is that the recommendation to buy or not to buy results in a net savings (or at least no loss), we will still claim a correct prediction even if gas prices move in the opposite direction, as long as they are within the predicted range. Our prediction is just not as definite as it is in most circumstances.
3. Even though prices in Denver fell by a penny per gallon today, when we had called for steady prices, today's price is within the predicted price range, so we'll still call that a successful prediction.

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This is the forecast for the Denver area. Check the Local Gas Prices for other areas.