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Donger, your explanation is correct, but flawed at the same time....what they are saying is it should go down as fast as it goes up, theoretically ...by lagging behind the stations do make more on one side than the other....they don't always just charge, say 5 cents over replacement cost...if it goes up, they use replacement cost.. if its already in the tank (and for this scenario, crude is falling), they want to sell whats in the tank for over what they have in it (which they are saying is gouging...while it may not be 'gouging', it is tilted in their favor)
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