 Practical Investment Analysis for the New Energy EconomyGold at $5,000 Changes EverythingGold is now trading far above its real 1980 peak. Adjusted for inflation, that level was about $3,400 an ounce. At $5,000, the breakout is no longer debatable. This is a new price regime. This isn't a blow-off top. It's a reset. Why? Because the forces driving gold today are far bigger than they were in 1980:
Gold isn't trading as a hedge anymore. It's trading as a core monetary asset. And when that shift happens, the biggest money doesn't get made in gold itself... It gets made in the tiny mining companies whose economics suddenly explode when gold reprices. That's why a small group of U.S.-based miners are starting to move now — before Wall Street catches up. We've identified four tiny American stocks positioned directly in the path of this breakout. They're small. They're early. And they sit on assets that become dramatically more valuable in a $5,000 gold world. This window doesn't stay open long. Once capital floods in, the easy gains are gone. 👉 Get the full report here and see the 4 stocks positioned to benefit first. To your wealth,
Brian Hicks P.S. Gold doesn't need to go higher for these stocks to move. At $5,000, margins, permits, and capital flows already change. That's why early positioning matters — before Wall Street reprices the miners.
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Saturday, January 31, 2026
Gold at $5,000 Changes Everything
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