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i don't want that kind of risk for MII, need to time the IN market price, higher risk than MIS loh. then it's like the capital forever stucked there. not liquid enough.
if want to out, then need to time the OUT market price again. susahhhh
MII definitely higher risk than MISP lor, as such it is also giving higher return compared to MISP mah
higher risk higher return, lower risk lower return 😂
 

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MII definitely higher risk than MISP lor, as such it is also giving higher return compared to MISP mah
higher risk higher return, lower risk lower return 😂
I think many selected Fullerton Cash Fund, MariSaveplus are those who prefer stable stable type. They dont mind lose very little but overtime still gain though not a lot type. They are low risk taker.

MariInvest you can really lose a lot if the market turn. Eg July 2021 it was at 11.40
Oct 2023 it was at 9.28
Tell it to those who really hold long they'll see it in negative light. For those who bought at 11-ish.

MariInvest is very much like stock market. Just that it issue out dividend monthly. Eg if you own DBS, it gives you dividends quarterly. But DBS goes up over time UP TILL TODAY. So if compare DBS to Mariinvest over the past years up to today, DBS seems to perform better. I raise this up to help you see better why I think Mariinvest is very much like stock market. That's why not many select mariinvest until recently. As recently the price seems to stabilize at $9+ and we are hoping that USD will go up and and interest rate falls.

Personally I'm hoping for $9.80
That's my own target unless i need the money.
 
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MariInvest you can really lose a lot if the market turn. Eg July 2021 it was at 11.40
Oct 2023 it was at 9.28

Tell it to those who really hold long they'll see it in negative light. For those who bought at 11-ish. MariInvest is very much like stock market. Just that it issue out dividend monthly. Eg if you own DBS, it gives you dividends quarterly. But DBS goes up over time up to today. So if compare DBS to Mariinvest over the past years, DBS seems to perform better. I raise this up to help you see better why I think Mariinvest is very much like stock market.
dbs definitely has much higher yield than mii. just like there r many stocks that perform better than dbs.
those bought mii at $11.40 may be under big loss in 2023 but still profit now if consider the payouts. however, the $9.57 can be the next $11.40.
on the surface, 360 is capital and int guaranteed while mii isnt. if u look a bit deeper, it is actually reverse. hehe
although misp is more liquid than mii, and misp seems less risky. if u look a bit deeper, it is actually reverse.
 
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Our chatgpt says this.

The PIMCO Income Fund (whether in USD, SGD-hedged, or other share classes) is not a stock, but a bond/income-focused mutual fund. Its price (NAV) works very differently from equities.

Why it’s unlikely to go back to $11 easily

Bond yields and NAVs move inversely: When interest rates were very low (pre-2022), bond prices were high, and the fund’s NAV hovered around $11. As rates shot up, bond prices fell, and so did the fund’s NAV.

For the NAV to climb back to $11, we’d need a huge fall in interest rates globally — to levels similar to, or lower than, the 2020–2021 period. That scenario looks less likely unless there’s a severe recession or crisis.

Why it probably won’t “go to $1”

The fund is diversified across global fixed income, with active management by PIMCO.

It pays steady monthly distributions (which is the main appeal — income, not capital growth).

NAV erosion can happen gradually if distributions consistently exceed income (a “return of capital”), or if credit/default losses hit the portfolio. But a collapse toward $1 would imply catastrophic losses across hundreds of bonds — very unlikely unless PIMCO itself implodes.

What’s more realistic

The NAV may stay in a range around today’s levels (say $7–$9, depending on rates).

Investors generally hold this fund for the monthly income stream, not for NAV appreciation.

If rates are cut, NAV might recover some ground, but a full return to $11 would require extraordinary rate conditions.

👉 Think of it this way:

Stocks → held for growth.

This fund → held for income + some stability, not for big price upside.
@wutawa remember this? I was also wondering for the possibility for it to go back to $11+ back then.
 

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@wutawa remember this? I was also wondering for the possibility for it to go back to $11+ back then.
I don't really rem. I always expect Mii to keep going down with current payout rate, even if interest rate drops to 0%.
of course, it is not wrong to hope it rises to $9.80.
 

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Thus my question if it will go to 0 😂 luckily Chat GPT says probably won't.
let me ask chatgpt on this. I believe it becomes smarter than last time.
assuming compound decay 2% p.a.
$9.57 × (0.98)^50 ≈ $3.48
no, it won't go to $0 after 50 years
 
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Like this where got hope to go back $11? :(
this is where I disagree with chatgpt:

For the NAV to climb back to $11, we’d need a huge fall in interest rates globally — to levels similar to, or lower than, the 2020–2021 period. That scenario looks less likely unless there’s a severe recession or crisis.

I believe severe recession or crisis will make the nav to drop more. severe inflation (i.e. $1 becomes $2) may boost the price.
 

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Makesure your keyboard is default Samsung keyboard or Google , Microsoft keyboards.
Many other random keyboards will be security risk , violation
I give up, such a lousy app, I even read review sometimes will randomly block your access once android update

Unreliable app, better not risk for meagre 0.1% interest

Can tell they don't invest in their IT

I have no problems accessing other bank app, all high quality, this one is the most jialat app I ever seen for a bank
 

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Mari Invest IncomeFSMEndowusIBKR
Platform feefree0.05% per quarter (non-diamond)0.3%free
Trading feefreefreefreeeur 4.95
Annual management fee - PIMCO1.05% admin1.05% admin0.55% institutional0.55% institutional
Min trade$1$1k$1k initial, $100 after?
Transaction time~2 daysbuy 3 days / sell 4 days3~5 days2~3 days
Cash Dividendpayout/reinvestpayout/reinvestpayout/reinvestpayout
SRSnoyesyesno
merry xmas to mari investors.
just curious if any of u r investing pimco gis income fund in other platforms? can help share your views and observations so that we can compare against mari.
 
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I give up, such a lousy app, I even read review sometimes will randomly block your access once android update

Unreliable app, better not risk for meagre 0.1% interest

Can tell they don't invest in their IT

I have no problems accessing other bank app, all high quality, this one is the most jialat app I ever seen for a bank
Ok lor , to each their own. I also use it as last resort.
Ya app is very basic , more like a web mobile version rather than a app.

The difference is 0.1% for now as GXS giving 1.18% vs SIF Gosaver 1.3%
but its still a good backup for fuss free rates , when GXS drops further or SC esaver , Maybank isavvy also can.

Probably as SIF is a financial services company rather than a traditional bank , last time mostly rely on over the counter transactions. Still got such other companies , even banks who r less established online and rely on OTC.
 

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merry xmas to mari investors.
just curious if any of u r investing pimco gis income fund in other platforms? can help share your views and observations so that we can compare against mari.
Eh I remember the previous discussion someone mention endowus is cheaper how come your list seems to show mari is cheaper
 
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