Who knows how low it will go, the closing regular unleaded spot (trading price before taxes) prices yesterday were the lowest I have seen since 2001. NY Harbor was 86 cents a gallon, Colonial Pipeline was 81 cents a gallon, Gulf Coast was 82 cents a gallon, and the Chicago Pipeline had the lowest price in the country at 75 cents a gallon. With the cost of crude so cheap it does not make sense for oil companies to spend large amounts of money into Exploration/Production because they will never see a positive NPV on the investment at the current crude prices. The cost of extracting oil from a Gulf Rig could get as high as $90 per barrel. At the same time, you have to go with the assumption this is a temporary decline in price just like the large spike in the summer and oil will come back to levels of $60 to $90 a barrel.