Do you...do you think KXL transported refined gasoline?
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Do you...do you think KXL transported refined gasoline?
How? This crap is only good for diesel and similar products.
So if I just increase supply
Its simple supply and demand if there is more oil to buy in Texas the buyers can pay less for it.KXL isn't increasing supply, it's just diverting already-existing supply to a market with more buyers, so that TransCanada has the leverage to secure higher fees as opposed to the US refineries in PADD II, who have the current leverage over TransCanada because they're the only buyers in the region.
If you have more buyers, are those buyers going to compete with one another in order to secure the supply?
And if so, how are they going to do that?
How is one buyer going to gain advantage over the other in the competitive market?
I think you know how...you just don't want to say because it undermines your argument.
A larger market does not equate to more demand you dumb, ignorant, lying cunt.
A larger market means there's MORE DEMAND, because there's MORE BUYERS.
You dumb cunt; larger market equals more supply.
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Its simple supply and demand if there is more oil to buy in Texas the buyers can pay less for it.
Its simple supply and demand if there is more oil to buy in Texas the buyers can pay less for it.
Its simple supply and demand if there is more oil to buy in Texas the buyers can pay less for it.
KXL isn't increasing supply,
Wow, so I'm a gigantic piece of shit who deliberately changes what other people say in order to make myself look better.
I'm a the fucking dumbass
A larger market doesn't have anything to do with the size of the supply.
A larger market means larger demand, and that increases the price, not decreases it.
Now you can increase supply to meet that increased demand, but if you increase supply too much, then the demand decreases and the prices drop. Like what happens in US PADD II right now.
You really need to take a macroeconomics course because you have no fucking idea what you're saying from post-to-post.
No, they aren't going to pay less for it because the entire global market is going to compete for that sludge vs. the handful of Midwest refineries that compete for it now.
Do you think, as they compete for that sludge, that they're going to compete against each other by offering LESS or MORE for the crude?
That's a stupid lie and it is lame. If you READ your link, it is talking about expanding supply through export to US refinieries capable of handling tar sands crude.
Nope a lot it will be going to Cushing Oklahoma. Hardly a world export centerNo, they aren't going to pay less for it because the entire global market is going to compete for that sludge vs. the handful of Midwest refineries that compete for it now.
Do you think, as they compete for that sludge, that they're going to compete against each other by offering LESS or MORE for the crude?
A lot of it is going to the largest refinery in the US. The Valero refinery in Nederland Texas . Some of it is going to a refinery in Liberty Texas near Houston. They are not shipping refined oil . Europe but a lot will go to the US.Who are the buyers?
Seriously, who are the buyers if the oil goes to Texas vs. if the oil goes to Illinois?
NO! They say it's DIVERTING the existing supply to PADD III, where it can be sold for a higher price than it's sold to the refineries in PADD II.
He is pretty stupid.Cluess dunce doesn't know what the XL pipeline was for.
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He is pretty stupid.

They aren't creating a larger market you dumb fuck.
They are creating more supply.
There already is a market for oil dumb fuck.
You dumb cunt; how is there a larger market for oil when everywhere you look demand for it is dropping as a result of the shut downs and electric vehicle production?