WASHINGTON, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — If you’re over age 50, you might remember when a $20 bill could fill your tank. Back then, gas was under $1.00 per gallon. Today, that number hovers near $3.00 — and for millions of Americans, it still feels painfully high.
But according to former CIA advisor Jim Rickards, that could change — and fast.
“Get ready — we could see the price of gasoline fall to $2… perhaps even $1 in Trump’s second term,” Rickards says.
Rickards says, although he believes oil companies may resist, there may be little they can do to stop it — because the fuel for this economic shift isn’t just policy or politics…
It’s a $150 trillion resource the U.S. already owns.
A SUPREME COURT DECISION CHANGES EVERYTHING
Rickards points to the 2024 Supreme Court …
Full story available on Benzinga.com
WASHINGTON, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — If you’re over age 50, you might remember when a $20 bill could fill your tank. Back then, gas was under $1.00 per gallon. Today, that number hovers near $3.00 — and for millions of Americans, it still feels painfully high.
But according to former CIA advisor Jim Rickards, that could change — and fast.
“Get ready — we could see the price of gasoline fall to $2… perhaps even $1 in Trump’s second term,” Rickards says.
Rickards says, although he believes oil companies may resist, there may be little they can do to stop it — because the fuel for this economic shift isn’t just policy or politics…
It’s a $150 trillion resource the U.S. already owns.
A SUPREME COURT DECISION CHANGES EVERYTHING
Rickards points to the 2024 Supreme Court …
Full story available on Benzinga.com
WASHINGTON, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — If you’re over age 50, you might remember when a $20 bill could fill your tank. Back then, gas was under $1.00 per gallon. Today, that number hovers near $3.00 — and for millions of Americans, it still feels painfully high.
But according to former CIA advisor Jim Rickards, that could change — and fast.
“Get ready — we could see the price of gasoline fall to $2… perhaps even $1 in Trump’s second term,” Rickards says.
Rickards says, although he believes oil companies may resist, there may be little they can do to stop it — because the fuel for this economic shift isn’t just policy or politics…
It’s a $150 trillion resource the U.S. already owns.
A SUPREME COURT DECISION CHANGES EVERYTHING
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