MyNest US Fund Oct 25

Dear Investors,

October is usually the worst month of the year for stocks but somehow this year the stock market failed to provide any opportunities for us to deploy meaningful cash to work.

The theme continues from September with AI-related stocks leading the charge. A slew of news with AI companies making rounds of deals with each other led the S&P 500 higher.

Fortunately for the MyNest US Fund, our position in Google did most of the heavy lifting. Google’s returns alone for the month enable the fund to continue outperforming our benchmark after winning several deals on the AI front.

Iniutive Surgical

While we did not meaningfully deploy cash during the month, we did initiate a starter position in Intuitive Surgical. It was one of the most expensive valuations the fund had invested in since inception.

To justify the lofty earnings ratio of 50x requires certain faith ISRG can continue its mid-teens growth over the next 5 to 10 years. This requires detailed analysis to determine whether such a scenario is a high probability event.

In the end, I concluded that the company does have a big enough moat to continue leading the robotic surgical industry and sustain its growth over a very long period of time.

MyNest US Fund Portfolio Compositions

MyNest US Fund Performance

Mynest US Fund continues to outperform our benchmark, being up 18% for the year.

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