 ", 592 F. Supp.2d 608, 641 (SDNY 2009), in which The NAV, which was to be independently calculated and reported by [the Administrators], was fundamental to Plaintiffs' initial investment decisions, decisions to invest additional funds, and decisions to maintain the investments over time.The number of shares that the Plaintiffs received in exchange for their investment amounts depended on [the Administrators'] NAV calculations.Plaintiffs' subsequent reported profits also turned on [the Administrators'] calculations.