That there's no volatility in price.

Commodity tax is not included in the price.

That they're actually reducing the volatility of the stock price.

It's bringing those externalities back into the price of the commodity.

That they're reducing volatility.

So there's some volatility in the price even though you're assuming that the earnings are stable.

Whatever your reason for wanting to do this, whether you're concerned about national security or price volatility (Laughter)

Commodity prices were rising.

Knowledge is a commodity.

Speaking of risk, we have seen that price volatility of food crops in Africa is the highest in the world.

And that just generally drives the volatility.

Commodity prices are like this.

Knowledge today is a commodity.

And it increases the volatility of the stock.

Sometimes water becomes a precious commodity.

A commodity thing, an oil well...

You are a rare commodity, true.

The government has held commodity prices in check.

It's a difficult and expensive commodity, until now.

That there's actually more volatility here than anyone gives credit for.

Now, over the last century, we tend to think of commodity exchanges as the purview of Western industrialized countries, and that the reference prices for cotton, coffee, cocoa products produced mainly in the south are actually a reference price, or a price discovered in these organized commodity exchanges in the northern countries.

PRICE

Price

Price

The price is the price, yo.

I've looked to see what is the relationship between higher commodity prices of exports, and the growth of commodity exporting countries.

I, uh, got a tip on the commodity market.

These solvents, due to their volatility, evaporate into the atmosphere when used.

They're driven by predicting the weather, how the weather will be in a certain location, and that directly is correlated to the price of that commodity.

Price Quotation

Mr. Price!

Price randolph.

Dr. Price?

And anyone doing that is helping to reduce the volatility in the stock.

Salt was a rare and costly commodity in ancient times.

2010, 2011, Southern illinois, Missouri, those those, you know, we had a high peak of tornadoes, and those types of adverse weather conditions definitely raised the price of commodities as well as drove the volatility, which also raises the price of commodities.

Once a price tag, always a price tag

China's Dalian Commodity Exchange, three years ago, 2004, overtook the Chicago Board of Trade to become the second largest commodity exchange in the world.

They just care about three things and three things only price, price and price.

But modeling came with a price, a personal price.

The price rose.

The price is . . .

This is price.

For a price.

Price to Earnings.