i would call from 33 to 100 is an opportunity. but going forward? hard to call. it may be the most accurate gauge of the decline of the dollar we have before us.
as for oil, especially gas at the pumps, we have just about crossed the threshhold where lack of demand starts increasing price instead of decreasing. an outfit that sells gas has to pay their bills so with fewer sales more needs to be made with each sale. with higher gas prices then less is available for pop and candy in the convenience store. the price of oil will have less and less to do with retail prices. we are damned either way. when we start seeing hyperinflation the death spiral will already have reached terminal velocity.
my opinion - we cant go back to cheap gas prices. the roads cant handle the loads and the environment will be worse than ever. this dipshit we have as a president should have plopped real money down on infrastructure and public transportation. there is no plan to put 90 million people back to work. just the opposite, they expect those people to die and the sooner, the better.