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Worried About Red Digots?

Posted by Tim Dilley on: 2005-07-02 00:44:05


The DXPortfolio works on a unique calculation platform, which derives activity and increases from the supply and demand activity of the DXSystem.

Every EOS, a series of complex calculations are preformed to determain each Digot Symbol increase and credits. These increases and credits are then applied to all applicable DXPortfolios that hold Digots in the Digot Sysmbol.

Following the EOS calculations for each DXPortfolio, they are then assigned with their allocated DXDebit. A DXPortfolio's DXDebit is a calculation from their current Total Digot Value multiplied by their DXDebit Allocation percentage and then the result of this less their Credit Line.

More information about the various functions and areas of the DXPortfolios will be provided in the DXPortfolio pages of the DXSystem. DXHelp Topic ID: 489
Revised: Monday April 25th 2005 7:16:09 PM

Now, doesn't that just say it all.

One more thing. If you are 100% qualified then TDV - CL will give you DX debit allocated. Now all you have to do is subtract DX debit Used and you will get you your dxbebit gain for that session - don't see how it relates to digots in the red.

Example

TDV...............100,000
- CL..............10,000
DXDA............90,000
- DXDU..........89,000

DXdebit gain..1,000

Please help me to see how the red digots come into play. I must be blind!
I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. I do know that If people are not buying digots because they have too many in the red, they might be making a big mistake. I've seen a reply from DX that they are looking at limiting the ability to buy digots from debit. If that is going to happen then I would be buying all the digots I could now!


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