The portfolio is worth EUR 914.30: EUR 147.26 in cash and four funds. The semiconductor fund is worth EUR 153 (15.7% below what it cost), the world value-stocks fund EUR 210 (down 4.1%), the world energy fund EUR 203 (down 9.5%) and the US energy fund EUR 202 (down 10.3%). That is EUR 0.54 (0.06%) less than yesterday and EUR 85.70 (8.6%) below the EUR 1,000 start. The same EUR 1,000 in the MSCI World benchmark would be worth EUR 976.08, down 2.4% since the start. The portfolio is 6.2 points behind, slightly less than yesterday's 6.5.
A calmer day after three rough ones. A much stronger US jobs report than expected raised the odds of a US rate rise in December. Chip stocks recovered part of Thursday's fall, so the semiconductor fund gained 1.1% while the two energy funds lost 1.4% and 1.6%. The world market lost 0.4%.
The strategy proposed no orders. It is not one of the three days a month on which it may sell a fund, all four slots are full, and the world market is 4.5% above its 200-day average, well clear of the level (7.2% lower) at which the strategy would sell everything. Nothing was bought or sold.
Next week brings US inflation figures on Tuesday. The next regular check of the holdings is on 1–3 December.