USNW Stock Exchange | Test Thread

The Stock Exchange Feature is Coming Back to USNW! This is an attempt to set the organization apart from the other ones .

This is a thread for discussing what algorithms (formulas) that we can use for the stock market.

Testing #1

We need a formula for Low Risk, Medium Risk and High Risk D:

The member 'ArrowHead' has done the following action : Closing Bell

#1 'High Risk' : 182, 145, 149, 8, 182, 140, 206, 188, 5, 13, 195, 200, 129, 130, 170, 9, 142, 157, 55, 148

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#2 'Medium Risk' : 162, 117, 62, 166, 144, 73, 150, 43, 171, 31, 109, 80, 53, 76, 133, 98, 88, 34, 59, 26

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#3 'Low Risk' : 86, 49, 51, 34, 73, 57, 70, 80, 13, 34, 31, 3, 41, 79, 18, 82, 14, 98, 20, 26

I have, ab-so-loot-lee now idea how to operate a stock exchange. In this aspect you can pretty much call me a rock.

It's simple really, now that we have the stock exchange.

On the Post Reply Section put a post and just below the "Send" Function you will see Closing Bell. Choose one (or two, or all) in the selection and put the number of Dice rolls to "20"

Aside from that, we need a formula for the risks D:

Yep I have no comprehension of any of this.

Testalicious! D:

The member 'MikeVM' has done the following action : Closing Bell

'High Risk' : 19, 169, 160, 192, 83, 114, 57, 132, 95, 48, 195, 220, 65, 189, 112, 202, 171, 69, 41, 190

I should really try something like this. D:

Jack: http://money.howstuffworks.com/personal-finance/financial-planning/stocks.htm

It's like gambling, there are risks and advantages. That's how the roleplay thing works.My requested formula will be below (Stock Broker)

As you can see both I and the Stock Broker have stock market values. You can edit your stock market values by going to Profile > Stock Market

The member 'ArrowHead' has done the following action : Closing Bell

#1 'High Risk' : 72, 26, 81, 146, 171, 6, 83, 180, 106, 146, 94, 148, 86, 122, 61, 64, 159, 200, 88, 191

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#2 'Medium Risk' : 36, 85, 169, 95, 71, 142, 84, 105, 90, 162, 66, 164, 136, 7, 55, 96, 70, 39, 36, 175

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#3 'Low Risk' : 45, 41, 35, 56, 38, 92, 87, 74, 85, 80, 23, 63, 92, 63, 91, 26, 80, 1, 21, 21

Okay, this is my requested formula:
You have a choice between high risk, medium risk and low risk.

For High Risk, If the first number is odd, then it's a decrease, if it's even, it's an increase. Add the all the numbers from 100-225 and then divide it by 2. This should get your value.

For Medium Risk, If the first number is even, then it's a decrease, if it's odd, it's an increase. Add the all the numbers from 50-100 and then divide it by 2. This should get your value.

For Medium Risk, If the first number is odd, then it's a decrease, if it's even, it's an increase. Add the all the numbers from 0-50 and then divide it by 2. This should get your value.

Okay, for my low risk, it's an odd number, so I decrease. Add it up and divide it by 2

I don't understand this at all. -_-

T_T It's not that hard

High Risk Numbers:
72, 26, 81, 146, 171, 6, 83, 180, 106, 146, 94, 148, 86, 122, 61, 64, 159, 200, 88, 191

Bold is an even. Your market value will be increasing since it's even (2,4,6,8,0), that means you add... Odd number (1,3,5,7,9) decreases (minus) Since it is HIGH RISK, you add 5 numbers that have the highest value (Low Risk? Add 5 lowest. Medium Risk? Add the numbers that have value from 50 to 100

So from that numbers that the thing generated the highest numbers are 200, 191,180, 171 and 159, add them.

Divide the sum by 2... you get an increase of that number on your stock market

Sorry, I'm still not getting it

That is not in any way simple. This is your area, Carl, definitely not mine.

I need Abe

Okay, how about putting your logos for the stock exchange here and then I'll go back to the drawing board

We're supposed to have logos now? D: