“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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used the historical gold-oil price ratio (gold ≈ 20× oil) to assess energy cheapness

gold 20 times oil; $4,000 gold price implies crude around $200

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