Week 26 performance results: forex & commodities trading
GUILD Capital posted a +0.59% trading return for the week ending 14th November 2025, driven by disciplined execution and agile strategy performance across diversified forex and commodities investments.
Week 25 performance results: forex & commodities trading
GUILD Capital posted a +1.82% trading return for the week ending 7th November 2025, driven by disciplined execution and agile strategy performance across diversified forex and commodities investments.
Week 24 performance results: forex & commodities trading
GUILD Capital posted a +0.01% trading return for the week ending 31st October 2025, driven by disciplined execution and agile strategy performance across diversified forex and commodities investments.
Week 23 performance results: forex & commodities trading
GUILD Capital posted a -7.81% trading return for the week ending 24th October 2025, driven by disciplined execution and agile strategy performance across diversified forex and commodities investments.
Week 22 performance results: forex & commodities trading
GUILD Capital posted a -9.06% trading return for the week ending 17th October 2025, driven by disciplined execution and agile strategy performance across diversified forex and commodities investments.
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