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three aspects to starbonds

Posted by: ndmaster (a.k.a JonHH) on Aug 11, 09:27 in response to soccerpimp's post Starbonds

First, you have the old TAG (trailing average gross) which is the average of the stars last five films.

Next, you have the new TAG, this is when a movie the star is attached to delists, the TAG adjusts with the new delisted movie included. hence, a movie is dropped out of the equation. the easiest way is to look at the list of movies the star is attached to and drop the 6th movie, while adding the most recent.

Last, you have the market price of the bond. this is set by the players every minute of every day, except when the bond is halted and about to be adjusted. this can vary wildly from the TAG, but an upcoming TAG adjustment can bring them back in line.

For formulas, check the glossary below and check project genome.com for a list of starbonds and their potential adjuts.

Starbonds soccerpimp Aug 11, 07:33

three aspects to starbonds ndmaster Aug 11, 09:27

In addition to what ndmaster said Carlion Aug 11, 10:15

questions about project genome... eyescovered Aug 11, 10:52

eap = estimated adjust price. droi = daily return on investment {nm} RogerMore Aug 11, 11:08

thanks! t think i'm actually starting to understand these starbonds... so correct me if i'm wrong... eyescovered Aug 11, 14:43

or... eyescovered Aug 11, 14:50

You are correct on both counts! She should be up H$12 and change from *Previous TAG* or a buck or two from here. {nm} shahnon Aug 11, 15:01

ok, thanks! it finally clicked! now i finally start playing starbonds. i know there's some big money in them... eyescovered Aug 11, 15:14

If you buy bonds with the best droi, you're port size will increase pretty quickly and very safely. Then you eventually have enough cash to Carlion Aug 11, 18:26

Try catching a fly with toothpicks, instead. {nm} shahnon Aug 12, 02:20