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Title: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: 3835 on August 30, 2022, 07:04:22 AM
Received a letter from my distributor indicating as of Sept 1 there will be price increases across the board for all brands and products for anything coming out of Utah (Global and Roto included).

Also there are significant price increases for 4 Roto lines. The Idol, Rubicon, Hustle, and Hyped lines are all going up $10 a ball or more.

Bottom line, if you are thinking about getting a Storm product, might want to pull the trigger before Thursday.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: BossTull on August 30, 2022, 10:09:18 AM
Hy-Roads already gone up at most retailers. 149 at Buddy's.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: mrwizerd on August 30, 2022, 10:41:13 AM
Didn't they just raise prices not too long ago?
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: 3835 on August 30, 2022, 10:57:33 AM
Yep they had a price increase I want to say near the end of June. Could be wrong on the timing, but definitely there was a price increase recently.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: TWOHAND834 on August 30, 2022, 11:51:49 AM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: morpheus on August 30, 2022, 01:08:30 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: bergman on August 30, 2022, 01:12:51 PM
Me too, Morpheous.  Great post.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: TWOHAND834 on August 30, 2022, 01:56:56 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: morpheus on August 30, 2022, 02:21:05 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: SVstar34 on August 30, 2022, 02:25:05 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

This is what people don't understand. Wall Street controls the commodity market
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: morpheus on August 30, 2022, 03:25:40 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

This is what people don't understand. Wall Street controls the commodity market

Completely untrue, it's a global commodity driven by supply and demand. Gas is high around the globe just as inflation is high around the world as demand spiked at the end of the pandemic. I guess it's Bidens fault gas and inflation are high around the globe because #feelings.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: MJS73 on August 30, 2022, 03:26:17 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

And yet there's this:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dianafurchtgott-roth/2022/07/06/biden-can-lower-gasoline-prices-now/?sh=5adde61252f0 (https://www.forbes.com/sites/dianafurchtgott-roth/2022/07/06/biden-can-lower-gasoline-prices-now/?sh=5adde61252f0)
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: SVstar34 on August 30, 2022, 03:39:58 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

This is what people don't understand. Wall Street controls the commodity market

Completely untrue, it's a global commodity driven by supply and demand. Gas is high around the globe just as inflation is high around the world as demand spiked at the end of the pandemic. I guess it's Bidens fault gas and inflation are high around the globe because #feelings.

If it was truly just supply and demand, futures trading wouldn't be a thing
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: morpheus on August 30, 2022, 03:46:40 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

And yet there's this:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dianafurchtgott-roth/2022/07/06/biden-can-lower-gasoline-prices-now/?sh=5adde61252f0 (https://www.forbes.com/sites/dianafurchtgott-roth/2022/07/06/biden-can-lower-gasoline-prices-now/?sh=5adde61252f0)

Imagine that, a Trump nominee for the Department of Transportation with a history of stretching the truth like her boss. The pipeline has zero to do with supply in the U.S. but it's a great talking point from the right. As for domestic oil production, well we're producing almost as much as before the pandemic but oil companies making record profits aren't using over 8900 approved drilling permits as of May 2022.

https://www.macrotrends.net/2562/us-crude-oil-production-historical-chart
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: morpheus on August 30, 2022, 03:51:36 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

This is what people don't understand. Wall Street controls the commodity market

Completely untrue, it's a global commodity driven by supply and demand. Gas is high around the globe just as inflation is high around the world as demand spiked at the end of the pandemic. I guess it's Bidens fault gas and inflation are high around the globe because #feelings.

If it was truly just supply and demand, futures trading wouldn't be a thing

Do you even understand how commodity markets work? Many companies and producers use futures as a hedge based on a delivery in the future. You should probably stick to bowling...investing isn't your super power.
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: SVstar34 on August 30, 2022, 04:48:01 PM
Someone has to pay back all that student loan debt. 

Still waiting for the 2 trillion in tax breaks republicans gave corporations and the wealthiest 1% to trickle down...

While true, every time a check is written; we are the ones that eat the costs.  Ironic how after he signed it that the cost of gas went back up for the first time in 2 months and now bowling costs go up as well.  Unfortunately it wont stop there.

Spoiler alert...politicians don't control the cost of a global commodity like oil which drives gas prices that are driven by supply and demand. I know none of this will matter because it doesn't fit your narrative, but you also eat the costs of less tax revenue being generated by giving tax breaks to corporations and individuals that don't need it.

This is what people don't understand. Wall Street controls the commodity market

Completely untrue, it's a global commodity driven by supply and demand. Gas is high around the globe just as inflation is high around the world as demand spiked at the end of the pandemic. I guess it's Bidens fault gas and inflation are high around the globe because #feelings.

If it was truly just supply and demand, futures trading wouldn't be a thing

Do you even understand how commodity markets work? Many companies and producers use futures as a hedge based on a delivery in the future. You should probably stick to bowling...investing isn't your super power.

Never claimed it was my super power. It's pretty easy to understand how financial speculation works in a Wall Street Casino(Loosely regulated market)
Title: Re: Storm price increases happening Sept 1
Post by: 3835 on August 30, 2022, 06:56:59 PM
Looks like we are done with this topic. I’m locking it.