RAC fuel spokesman Simon Williams said: "This latest price cut means we are now well on the way to seeing a UK fuel price flip - where the average price of diesel is, quite rightly, cheaper than unleaded at the pumps.
The Habs had roared out of the gates with a lengthy winning streak, but losing Price flipped them from legitimate Cup contenders to league laughingstock in short order.
The recession is the cause of the price flip-flop.
Gold tycoons should be in clover, but both Mr Godsell and Mr Jonah have seen the price flip-flop between $800 and $250 in the past two decades.
Now that housing prices are coming back, investors who bought at fire-sale prices are able to flip those houses for big profits.
Typically, real estate brokers, acting as "one-stop shops," buy rundown properties for low prices, often at foreclosure auctions, and "flip" them at higher prices.
The company expects price declines to ease in the coming quarters, a trend that by should eventually flip into price rises.
Those brokers buy properties that are in poor condition for low prices, often at foreclosure auctions, and "flip" them at a higher price.
On a 12-month basis, the consumer price index has yet to flip over to the deflationary side, but prices are falling throughout the economy.
Con artists were stopping payments on their mortgages, employing friendly middlemen to buy their homes at fire-sale prices, and then flipping properties back to them, effectively cutting loan balances at taxpayer expense, he said.
