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Week 46

November 9–15, 2026, in progress

The week in figures

Master account return
+5.17%
Copier estimate, after the fee
+3.62%
Estimated fee, on the copier’s capital
1.55%
Trading days
4
Losing days
0
Distance from the high at week end
At the high
Best day
+1.87%
Worst day
+0.46%
Since launch, master account
+1,994%
Since launch, copier estimate
+766%
Copiers at week end
999
Capital copying at week end
€3.03M

Letter to investors, week 46

Ras Al Khaimah, November 14, 2026

Dear investors,

The week from 9 to 15 November closes with +5.2% on the master account and about +3.6% for you, with no losing days — and in a far from easy week for gold. After a brief rebound on Monday, the metal lost about 4% and touched a fresh 2026 low, around $3,850: its worst week since June. The driver was a sharp shift in expectations for the Federal Reserve, with the market moving to price in a December rate hike after hawkish remarks from several of its members. On Friday, a weaker-than-expected producer-price reading helped a rebound towards $3,900. The account closed four sessions, all positive, between 0.46% and 1.87%: even with prices falling, the strategy kept working the intraday swings.

With the Federal Reserve's December meeting now close and gold more nervous, 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 worst week in about four months, down roughly 4% to a fresh 2026 low.

  • Monday 9 A brief rebound (easing geopolitics — Trump calls fresh attacks on Iran "highly unlikely" — and falling oil), then the metal reverses and slides.
  • From Tuesday, a sharp hawkish repricing of Fed expectations The market moves to price in a December rate hike (odds around 89% for 25 basis points, 11% for 50); Governor Waller opens the door to a larger move and New York Fed's Williams flags further hikes as likely.
  • Thursday 12 Gold sinks towards a 2026 low (about $3,850, its weakest since October 2025), losing nearly 3% on the day.
  • Friday 13 Producer prices (PPI) rise 0.3%, below the 0.4% expected; gold rebounds towards $3,900 (intraday high about $3,923) but still closes the week down roughly 4%, its worst since June.

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.