Looking at US equities through a different lens – when you price the stock market in gold instead of dollars, the narrative shifts dramatically. As of mid-January, despite all the headlines about market records, the reality is we're nowhere close to previous all-time highs when measured against gold.



This perspective matters more than most realize. The dollar-denominated charts everyone obsesses over are telling an increasingly incomplete story. They're masking what's actually happening to purchasing power and real asset value.

If you're serious about positioning your trades, it's time to flip your attention to gold-priced analysis. This chart reveals the true market structure – where we actually stand relative to historical peaks, and where the real signals are hiding. The conventional dollar charts? They're becoming noise at this point.

The traders who make the next move often see what others miss. Maybe it's time to recalibrate your reference frame.
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HodlAndChillvip
· 6h ago
Gold standard market analysis, truly amazing, the rise and fall of the dollar are all illusions.
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MainnetDelayedAgainvip
· 6h ago
According to the database, the "pricing with gold" argument has been postponed for the 47th time. It's been so long since someone last said this... Never mind, I can't be bothered to count.
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SquidTeachervip
· 6h ago
1. This is exactly what I want to hear... Repricing with gold really helps see the true face of the US stock market, it's not as magical as people hype. 2. Honestly, everyone, the dollar price charts are basically illusions; the real reference should be precious metals, only then can we see through the bubbles. 3. Looking at the market from a different perspective? About time. Staring at the dollar's rise every day just makes you complacent, not realizing the purchasing power has been shrinking all along.
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GlueGuyvip
· 6h ago
Basically, it's the depreciation of the US dollar. You can only see the truth by looking at gold prices.
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Deconstructionistvip
· 6h ago
Wait, isn't this logic reversed... Using gold as a basis for pricing actually suggests the market isn't that strong? What about the depreciation of the US dollar?
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