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my answer, and i assume SS would say something similar
the bonds that are worth reversing are:
1) ones that have moved in one direction for a long time without a correction. these usually produce a short term bounce or fall.
2) ones that have no future adjust and an extremely high or low priced MST coming out whenever the next adjust occurs. these float around in the general direction of the next adjust.
3) the ones with an obvious adjust soon. duh.
Which site should i use now, when razorhawk is gone? {nm} Apr 19, 11:16
try this one. Apr 19, 11:29
Damn... I got iced. {nm} Apr 19, 14:11
I've been doing my own post-adjust for years.. it takes a few seconds to figure out which way the bond will move Apr 19, 11:30
Yeah - the hard part in playing the post-adjust bounce is remembering which starbonds you have to liquidate {nm} Apr 19, 12:57
Remembering every Wednesday is the other hard part :) I've just never gotten into that routine {nm} Apr 19, 13:56
I've had a reminder in my ICAL to remind me every Tuesday night to reverse bonds. {nm} Apr 19, 14:02
Do you reverse them all? {nm} Apr 19, 21:12
my answer, and i assume SS would say something similar Apr 19, 22:11
I asked the wrong question... I was wondering if most bonds tend to bounce, or only certain types. Great answer, though. {nm} Apr 20, 00:39
I can hardly remember to play bonds on Tuesday. Remembering to do it on Wednesday too seems beyond my abilities. {nm} Apr 19, 18:20
Very useful link inside... Apr 19, 11:37
haha very funny. Actually it doesnt take 2 mins to make a formula on. excell to add 5 different figures and divde by 5.... Apr 19, 13:18
i do it quicker than that in my head Apr 19, 22:18
You have a whole week to plan your post adjust play... Apr 19, 13:43
can anyone please post what the ruckus is all about, why no bond show? {nm} Apr 19, 18:47
It's pathetic if RazorHawk is forced to stop, and there will be options, from countries harder to be sued in. {nm} Apr 19, 22:13
You could try actually doing the calculations yourself.... :-P {nm} Apr 20, 00:24
You could, but then this is a game and not work. {nm} Apr 20, 16:11
