Fix the graph
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mcgeeb Gupte
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05-06-2006 10:53
Now that the graph is really messed up on the Lindex thanks to the oddball two days ago its all flat looking but not.
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Svar Beckersted
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Join date: 14 Apr 2006
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05-06-2006 11:00
I agree, remove the odd 71K to1 transaction from the average calculation and graph.
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ReserveBank Division
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Join date: 16 Jan 2006
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05-06-2006 15:24
Keep the Graph as-is... Bunch of Socialists trying to
rewrite history because they didn't like the blemish of
free markets being recorded.
If somebody wants to sell their L$ for 400, 800, 2000,
then more power to them.. "The Market" will determine
what is the correct value. Not a history tracking chart.
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mcgeeb Gupte
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Join date: 17 Sep 2005
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05-06-2006 17:17
From: ReserveBank Division Keep the Graph as-is... Bunch of Socialists trying to
rewrite history because they didn't like the blemish of
free markets being recorded.
If somebody wants to sell their L$ for 400, 800, 2000,
then more power to them.. "The Market" will determine
what is the correct value. Not a history tracking chart. I don't care about whatever you said. The graph is not professional looking and looks horrible. I'm not trying to rewrite history or erase someone's error of selling 71K Lindens for only a dollar. |
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Jon Rolland
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05-06-2006 17:50
From: ReserveBank Division Keep the Graph as-is... Bunch of Socialists trying to
rewrite history because they didn't like the blemish of
free markets being recorded.
If somebody wants to sell their L$ for 400, 800, 2000,
then more power to them.. "The Market" will determine
what is the correct value. Not a history tracking chart. Actually the current graph is a disadvantage for you it's so flat you can't see any decline to boast about. And that's the problem, the current graph is perfectly meaningless and useless because that one outlier is flattening it. It should shoot off the top like outlier high sales do. |
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ReserveBank Division
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Join date: 16 Jan 2006
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05-06-2006 21:02
From: mcgeeb Gupte I don't care about whatever you said. The graph is not professional looking and looks horrible. I'm not trying to rewrite history or erase someone's error of selling 71K Lindens for only a dollar. Sorry the world doesn't live in your aesthetically perfect world. If you don't like the graph, don't look at it. Simple solution to a simpleton's problem. |
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ReserveBank Division
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Join date: 16 Jan 2006
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05-06-2006 21:03
From: Jon Rolland Actually the current graph is a disadvantage for you it's so flat you can't see any decline to boast about. And that's the problem, the current graph is perfectly meaningless and useless because that one outlier is flattening it. It should shoot off the top like outlier high sales do. I don't need to see the graph to know the trend. Its pretty simple to see the raw numbers and know where the L$ is heading. Sorry you need more crutches than I. |
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Victoria Rothschild
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05-06-2006 21:08
Excuse me, RBD... but do you think you could possibly be a bit more rude?
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Keiki Lemieux
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05-06-2006 21:11
Actually the average price listed for Thursday is incorrect.
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Shaun Altman
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05-06-2006 23:34
From: mcgeeb Gupte Now that the graph is really messed up on the Lindex thanks to the oddball two days ago its all flat looking but not. Not thanks to the oddball, but thanks to the half implemented market! If LindeX had buy orders, a decently programmed L$ market would have caught that order and filled it using buy orders at a MUCH better rate. Don't blame sellers for LindeX's failures to be a proper marketplace. |
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mcgeeb Gupte
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05-07-2006 00:32
From: Victoria Rothschild Excuse me, RBD... but do you think you could possibly be a bit more rude? He seems to make it a habit. |
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Patch Lamington
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Join date: 2 Nov 2005
Posts: 188
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linden value has increased dramatically!
05-07-2006 03:40
Since the 4th of May the value of the linden has risen against the dollar from ~ 900 lindens to the dollar to ~ 300 to the dollar!
zomg!!!!!!
Such a dramatic rise is bound to have beneficial effect to all content producers, who now get far more real money when they sell their Lindens!!!!!! The good times are here!!!
lol
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Paulismyname Bunin
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05-07-2006 03:49
From: Shaun Altman Not thanks to the oddball, but thanks to the half implemented market! If LindeX had buy orders, a decently programmed L$ market would have caught that order and filled it using buy orders at a MUCH better rate. Don't blame sellers for LindeX's failures to be a proper marketplace. I agree Shaun. Anyone who knows what a "sets" book looks like in real life (level 2 stock market information on buy and sell orders) will be aware that the Lindenx is only one sided. In other words you cannot write both buy and sell orders into the book. If you could it might make the Linden a little more liquid although in the absense of any "event change" it will not alter the underlying trend....which is down |
