It's the first time for me,getting into blogging but,sometimes you just have to get things off your chest and,I figured,if there was an unused medium that I never explored before,then this would be it...the way to go.Maybe I might even get a point across and a politico might listen?...Naw!
Gas and oil imparticularly,make an impression on me and that's the reason for getting into this,as another medium to "vent"...
For some reason I think I'm going to have fun with it...
In this little blog I'm hoping on giving you my reasoning for pricing the way it is,or what's not right with it and,believe me,if you only knew half the stuff I've forgotten,you'd know there's plenty!
I really don't know how I'm going to do this but,I figure that,what I would do is compose a list on a weekly basis of how the markets traded in oil and their influence on the consumer.I'll get into a lot about where the government,both federally and provincially,should be going with resources like extracted crude and what it can do to break it's dependancy on the outside influences,imparticularly OPEC,who just like to fool us all...
"Sky's the limit" it seems but,for the last eight years or so,I've learned a lot and,I hope to share what I know with you,all including issues of taxation and royalties on crude that coasts away from Canadian shores...
Whether you're in the Alberta oil patch, on the Hibernia platform or on the receiving end of our Newfoundland and Labrador crude in New Jersey,feel free to drop me a note...
Gas and oil imparticularly,make an impression on me and that's the reason for getting into this,as another medium to "vent"...
For some reason I think I'm going to have fun with it...
In this little blog I'm hoping on giving you my reasoning for pricing the way it is,or what's not right with it and,believe me,if you only knew half the stuff I've forgotten,you'd know there's plenty!
I really don't know how I'm going to do this but,I figure that,what I would do is compose a list on a weekly basis of how the markets traded in oil and their influence on the consumer.I'll get into a lot about where the government,both federally and provincially,should be going with resources like extracted crude and what it can do to break it's dependancy on the outside influences,imparticularly OPEC,who just like to fool us all...
"Sky's the limit" it seems but,for the last eight years or so,I've learned a lot and,I hope to share what I know with you,all including issues of taxation and royalties on crude that coasts away from Canadian shores...
Whether you're in the Alberta oil patch, on the Hibernia platform or on the receiving end of our Newfoundland and Labrador crude in New Jersey,feel free to drop me a note...
Other than that,my verbal diarrhea starts from today...div>
1 comment:
George - your longstanding insight will make for good blogging material. Will check back regularly.
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