It is great to have a day like yesterday, seeing Diesel pricing fall by roughly $.30 and gasoline drop by $.20. Hopefully it has got us over the hump of all time highs. Although it is somewhat demoralizing to think that we still have roughly $2.00 left to the down side to get back to where we were prior to the Iranian conflict. The mentality of the sell off comes from the idea that with a newly organized Democratic led Congress, spending on any military action will be severely curtailed. Thus pushing a quicker, more diplomatic end to the conflict. And there were whispers that strides have already been made in a deal. The flip side is some suggest it may give militant groups the idea that American resolve has weakened, and widen the scope of the conflict. The selling even overcame the Inventory report that showed Ultra Low Distillates under the phycological fear point 90mnbl on hand. Again, we hope this to be the start of a slow retrace. There will be bumps along the way. Keep open lines of communication with your supplier as the market is extremely volatile. And while it is hard to envision winter is coming with temps in the 70’s over much of the region, always a good time for fall clean ups of fill ports and access ways.