yeah that's the scam right there—lock in high margins before people clock it. saw gas prices swing like crazy last summer in portland and nobody could explain the jumps. think that's what this rule's actually trying to prevent?
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Maybe thats the idea, but what is likely to happen is that gas stations rise prices by a lot each day "just in case" of volatility, so you will pay a premium for "stability"
Yes it's what I mean, and then it's a game between the had station of how long you can keep your price high until one start reducing again to maket reality, so you get more stability but always at s premium.