"yahudi price" is a slang given to an item being sold online at an exorbitant price because of shortages in the market due to low supply or supply snagged up by scalpers and their bots. This phrase is typically used by Malaysians from a local IT forum and has been mentioned when it comes to sellers selling graphics cards and console devices
(FINANCE) on a financial derivative, the price at which the final transaction occurs. For example, the strike price of a call option is the price at which the owner of the option may buy the underlying item. If a call option is for 100 bbls of WTI crude oil at a strike price of $85.75/bbl, and the spot price is $86.50, then the option is worth (86.50 - 85.75) x 100 bbls = $75.
Thomas Hersh is backwards. If The Price is Right was only viewed by old people. why do they have specials for Firemen, Police Officers, Army/Navy/Coast Guard etc., and why is it that, when they just have regular shows, more than 60% of the audience is comprised of college students and people on vacation?
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