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wutawa

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Solid. But too bad I didn't sleep well. Maybe tonight I will sleep more soundly. 🤣

It's good to see my new investment go pos.
i feel u. i just invested my oa on another ut and it dropped 1% on the 1st day. i didnt sleep well last night.

i have invested mii since sep 2025 and it is quite stable. the fund was launched in nov 2012 and mii was launched in feb 2025. just check your app and this thread occassionally.
 

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I sold 10k from MI fund and left 9.5k in there. Probably hold for 1 year and see what the outcome will be. I will be getting 51 dollars monthly. Will monitor this for 1 to 3 months
I've been investing in MII since April and I never reinvest the dividends and now my capital is 9.7k out of 10k starting investments sometimes the capital can get to 9.6k and my monthly pay out is 51.9. Should I bail out? Or should I reinvest by making it back to 10k amount?
your figures are weird. apr was the best time to buy mii. it was as low as $9.37 thus u should be having market value way above your capital.
$51.90 ÷ $0.0512 = 1013.67 units
$10k ÷ 1013.67 units = $9.86 buying price
i search high and low but cant find the price this high since the launch of mii in feb 2025

(vested in mii)
now i understand why your numbers dont tally. u sold at loss during apr 2025 when mii was very cheap, making your avg price shoots up. ppl bought while u sold. :s13:
 

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my understanding is orders from fri after 3pm to mon before 3pm will be based on 2 feb nav (unless got weird weird overseas holiday).
i just learnt abt fund holiday from cimb.

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mii was highest at $9.69 on 27 oct 2025. i hope u didnt buy on that day. even if u bought back then, your payouts should be more than enough to net off your capital loss.
Too bad I bought it on that day, but on the bright side as of now I have realised return consisting of $1374.18 total payouts and $458.10 gain from sold. Unrealised return consisting of $434.48 loss from hold.
 

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i just learnt abt fund holiday from cimb.

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160226 is Washington’s birthday, so there will not be any MII NAV Price update on that day. But it will be confusing to think how MII is going to handle Chinese New Year Days on 170226-180226, because those days are not Fund Holiday in US, hence there will be NAV Price changes.
 

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160226 is Washington’s birthday, so there will not be any MII NAV Price update on that day. But it will be confusing to think how MII is going to handle Chinese New Year Days on 170226-180226, because those days are not Fund Holiday in US, hence there will be NAV Price changes.
the note shown in my screenshot explicitly stated that nav will not be updated for Singapore public holidays.
 

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Perplexity estimated.

DateLBMA Gold AM (USD/oz)Gold % ChgMari NAV (SGD)NAV % Chg
27 Jan 20265,088.10-1.1673-
28 Jan 20265,277.80+3.73%1.2101+3.69%
29 Jan 20265,501.70+4.22%1.2612+4.23%
30 Jan 20265,063.45-7.96%1.1609-8.01%
2 Feb 20264,685.45-7.46%1.0739-7.50%
3 Feb 20264,923.65+5.08%1.1283+5.09%
4 Feb 20265,051.75+2.62%1.1576+2.62%
5 Feb 20264,859.10-3.81%1.1135-3.81%
6 Feb 20264,870.10+0.23%1.1159+0.22%
9 Feb 20264,992.50+2.53%1.1440 (est.)+2.52%
 

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Interesting that MISP uses previous announced NAV Price when making buy/sell order instead of current announced NAV Price.
 
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