“They point to the gold oil ratio. Historically, gold has been 20 times oil. Let's use $4,000 as a round number. That would place crude at 200.”
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Said on Monetary Matters with Jack Farley
Jim Bianco · Monetary Matters with Jack Farley · Jim Bianco: Why I’m Finally Buying Bonds After Six Years
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cites historical corporate credit-to-GDP ratios to illustrate a long-term deleveraging cycle
2008 peak 290% of GDP, now ~140% of GDP; government credit 100% → 160% of GDP
“They point to the gold oil ratio. Historically, gold has been 20 times oil. Let's use $4,000 as a round number. That would place crude at 200.”
“I build into my prompts… that it has to quote specific resources and cite specific resources”
“My kind of hierarchy for KPIs… is being recommended, mentioned, and then cited.”
“We actually encourage clients to actually place in their pricing on the websites ... it can actually cite their prices in directly”
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