“The price is $2.80 per conversation… the retailer can estimate its conversation charges by multiplying the expected number of conversations by that price.”
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Said on Australian Investors Podcast
“The orange line on that chart, what I've done is I've bootstrapped a crude price from diesel prices. So the equivalent oil price, looking at diesel, is over $160 a barrel.”
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bootstrapped a crude oil price from diesel prices to estimate an equivalent oil price
$160 a barrel
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“Last year the average price, and the price was pretty stable, was $3.50 a gallon for diesel in the U.S. It is right now $6.30 a gallon.”
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Said on World Business Report
“At one point, we had about a 80% correlation on a one-month basis between two-year treasury yields and the price of oil.”
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Said on Monetary Matters with Jack Farley
“You can look at pricing, increasing your pricing to make more money”
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