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Week 5

January 26 – February 1, 2026

The week in figures

Master account return
+13.41%
Copier estimate, after the fee
+9.39%
Estimated fee, on the copier’s capital
4.02%
Trading days
5
Losing days
0
Distance from the high at week end
At the high
Best day
+3.35%
Worst day
+1.79%
Since launch, master account
+44%
Since launch, copier estimate
+30%

Letter to investors, week 5

Ras Al Khaimah, January 31, 2026

Dear investors,

The week from 26 January to 1 February will go down in the history books of the gold market: a record above $5,500 on Thursday and, on Friday, the sharpest daily fall since 1983, about 10%, after the nomination of the new Chair of the Federal Reserve. The master account closes the week at +13.4%, approximately +9% for you, with no losing days. On Friday 30, the day of gold's sharpest fall since 1983, the account closed at +1.8%, the most modest session of the week. The other four days ranged between 2.3% and 3.4%. The strategy's positions remain open for very short periods, and on a day like Friday this limits exposure to a prolonged move: the account continued to trade, but with more modest results, which is what we expect from its risk limits in a falling market.

Weeks like this remind us why risk management comes before everything else. We wish you a calmer week.

With kind regards,

Duemar International Duemar International FZ-LLC, Ras Al Khaimah

The week in the markets

A historic week for gold.

  • Monday 26 Record at $5,100.
  • Wednesday 28 The Fed holds rates at 3.50–3.75%. The dollar touches a four-year low and gold rises above $5,300.
  • Thursday 29 $5,500 exceeded for the first time, with a record near $5,595.
  • Friday 30 Spot gold about −10%, the sharpest fall since 1983, after Warsh's nomination to lead the Fed and the increase in CME margins. Silver −27%.

Sources

Figures are calculated from the master account’s daily returns. The copier estimate applies the 30% fee to each week’s new profits above the previous high: the platform’s own calculation may differ.