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Week 45

November 2–8, 2026, in progress

The week in figures

Master account return
+4.96%
Copier estimate, after the fee
+3.47%
Estimated fee, on the copier’s capital
1.49%
Trading days
4
Losing days
0
Distance from the high at week end
At the high
Best day
+1.41%
Worst day
+0.98%
Since launch, master account
+1,891%
Since launch, copier estimate
+736%
Copiers at week end
1,000
Capital copying at week end
€2.92M

Letter to investors, week 45

Ras Al Khaimah, November 7, 2026

Dear investors,

The week from 2 to 8 November closes with +5.0% on the master account and about +3.5% for you, with no losing days. After the previous week's slump, gold had its best week in more than two months, rebounding about 5% to back above $4,100. Tuesday's midterm elections handed the House to the Democrats, but it was the labour data that moved markets most: October payrolls, up 165,000 on Friday, strengthened the case for a December rate hike and pulled gold back at the end of the week. The account closed four sessions, all positive, between 0.98% and 1.41%.

With gold under pressure again and the Federal Reserve's December meeting approaching, we will keep trading with our usual caution on the most sensitive data days. We wish you a good week.

With kind regards,

Duemar International Duemar International FZ-LLC, Ras Al Khaimah

The week in the markets

Gold's best week in more than two months, about +5%, rebounding above $4,100.

  • Tuesday 3 (election day) Solid US jobs data lifts yields and gold slips on the day.
  • Midterm elections The Democrats take the House; Trump's approval at 38%, with the cost of living the top issue for voters.
  • Wednesday 4 – Thursday 5 Gold climbs back above $4,100 (to about $4,146, its highest since October), with yields falling and jobless claims down to 189,000; heavy selling in tech stocks on Wall Street, and bets on a December Fed hike cool.
  • Friday 6 October payrolls rise by 165,000, above expectations, strengthening the case for a December hike; gold sheds about 0.6% towards $4,065 but still closes its best week in more than two months (+4.9%).
  • Goldman Sachs lowers its end-2026 gold forecast to $4,150 (from $4,650).

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.