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Good answers, all, bit none address the question...(Politicians all) WHY?
TAG stands for Trailing Average Gross.
It is a measure of the box office strength in the past which would, hopefully, predict the future.
Generally, StarBonds that IPO with no past attachment are priced at approximately 1/3 of the anticipated box office of the first movie that will be part of the TAG.
There is no predictive nature of this inital TAG, so there is no adjust.
At one time, there would not be an IPO until the first movie was in the TAG, but now, from time to time, we get IPO's before the first movie.
This system goes back about 16 years, and has worked pretty pretty pretty well. Much better than the previous one.
It is important to look at the calendar. The list of adjusing bonds is published a week ahead. Folks who are new to HSX should read it. "The calendar is your friend."
When there are errors, there are posts on the Feedback or Stars boards.
Question: Shouldn't ZENDA adjust this week? {nm} Aug 01, 08:29
actors dont adjust for their first movie {nm} Aug 01, 09:12
why do they not adjust from first movie? Aug 02, 06:49
starbond in glossary. I got cought as well. {nm} Aug 02, 06:52
It's stated in the Help Topics under StarBonds and in the Glossary under StarBonds {nm} Aug 02, 13:49
Glossary Information - under Trailing Average Gross (TAG). HSX Link. Aug 03, 05:44
Good answers, all, bit none address the question...(Politicians all) WHY? Aug 03, 08:07