I have a question that maybe someone can answer. If a gas station buys a supply of gas at their price to sell, and the price of gas rises a number of times before he sells out of his allotment, He must be making a very good profit. Should he be able to continue to raise his price or wait until he buys a new shipment of fuel? If they did wait, Could this help keep the price of fuel down? I say this because I have gone by the same stations every day and the prices have gone up two or three times in one week. I don't think its possible to sell thousands of gallons of fuel in that short of time frame.