GasPredictor.com

Retail gasoline prices rose thirteen cents per gallon in Chicago today, just as GasPredictor.com said they would. Similar jumps are coming to other cities this week.

Forecasts of retail gasoline prices for the United States will be available on the Web seven hours in advance, instead of the previous schedule of 19 hours in advance, enhancing the value of advance information provided to subscribers via e-mail.

Forecasts of the next day's gas prices in Chicago and Houston, Texas, will be available via e-mail commencing Monday, March 9, in addition to the Gas Predictor newsletters already being published every day, a national and four other local editions.

Forecasts of the next day's gas prices in Atlanta, Georgia, will be available via e-mail commencing Tuesday, February 17, in addition to the Gas Predictor newsletters already being published every day, a national and two other local editions.

Forecasts of the next day's gas prices in Nashua, New Hampshire, will be available via e-mail commencing Monday, January 12, in addition to the National Gas Predictor newsletter already being published every day.

Every daily prediction of gasoline prices by GasPredictor.com in 2008 has been correct.

All annual subscription prices reduced by 50% effective 1/1/2009. Quarterly rates unchanged from previously announced discount rates.

Downward pressures on U.S. retail gasoline prices are the strongest they have been all year, and prices will plummet between Christmas and New Years, but probably not beyond, according to GasPredictor.com

Today's reported price increase, the first in three months, was predicted on Friday, 12/12/2008 in GasPredictor.com's subscription newsletters.

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