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Created page with "== Description == This table shows basic information about the stock market index in the game. It shows the following information: * Current market index (initial value is 100). * Number of companies in index: this number is computed as <math display="inline">\lfloor 0.3 \times \text{number of companies at the start of the game} \rfloor</math>. Here, the initial number is based on the one chosen in the New Game Settings, which may be different from the number o..."
 
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This table shows basic information about the stock [[market index]] in the game. It shows the following information:
This table shows basic information about the stock [[market index]] in the game. It shows the following information:


* Current market index (initial value is 100).
* '''Current market index''' (initial value is 100).
* Number of companies in index: this number is computed as  <math display="inline">\lfloor 0.3 \times \text{number of companies at the start of the game} \rfloor</math>. Here, the initial number is based on the one chosen in the [[New Game Settings]], which may be different from the number of companies at the start of the game due to [[Merger|mergers]] or [[Bankruptcy|bankruptcies]] during the pre-simulation phase before a new game starts.
* '''Number of companies in index:''' this number is computed as  <math display="inline">\lfloor 0.3 \times \text{number of companies at the start of the game} \rfloor</math>. Here, the initial number is based on the one chosen in the [[New Game Settings]], which may be different from the number of companies at the start of the game due to [[Merger|mergers]] or [[Bankruptcy|bankruptcies]] during the pre-simulation phase before a new game starts.
* One-year return (%): before one year has elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as <math display="inline">100 \times \frac{\text{MarketIndex}(C) - \text{MarketIndex}(C-12) }{\text{MarketIndex}(C-12)}</math>, where C is the current turn number.
* '''One-year return (%):''' before one year has elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as <math display="inline">100 \times \frac{\text{MarketIndex}(C) - \text{MarketIndex}(C-12) }{\text{MarketIndex}(C-12)}</math>, where C is the current turn number.
* Three-year return (%): before three years have elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as <math display="inline">100 \times \frac{\text{MarketIndex}(C) - \text{MarketIndex}(C-36) }{\text{MarketIndex}(C-36)}</math>, where C is the current turn number.
* '''Three-year return (%):''' before three years have elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as <math display="inline">100 \times \frac{\text{MarketIndex}(C) - \text{MarketIndex}(C-36) }{\text{MarketIndex}(C-36)}</math>, where C is the current turn number.
* Five-year return (%): before five year have elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as <math display="inline">100 \times \frac{\text{MarketIndex}(C) - \text{MarketIndex}(C-60) }{\text{MarketIndex}(C-60)}</math>, where C is the current turn number.
* '''Five-year return (%):''' before five year have elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as <math display="inline">100 \times \frac{\text{MarketIndex}(C) - \text{MarketIndex}(C-60) }{\text{MarketIndex}(C-60)}</math>, where C is the current turn number.


Additionally, clicking on the ''show graph'' button opens a window showing historical data for the index values in the last one, three, five, and ten years.
Additionally, clicking on the ''show graph'' button opens a window showing historical data for the index values in the last one, three, five, and ten years.

Latest revision as of 21:25, 20 March 2025

Description

This table shows basic information about the stock market index in the game. It shows the following information:

  • Current market index (initial value is 100).
  • Number of companies in index: this number is computed as 0.3×number of companies at the start of the game. Here, the initial number is based on the one chosen in the New Game Settings, which may be different from the number of companies at the start of the game due to mergers or bankruptcies during the pre-simulation phase before a new game starts.
  • One-year return (%): before one year has elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as 100×MarketIndex(C)MarketIndex(C12)MarketIndex(C12), where C is the current turn number.
  • Three-year return (%): before three years have elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as 100×MarketIndex(C)MarketIndex(C36)MarketIndex(C36), where C is the current turn number.
  • Five-year return (%): before five year have elapsed, it is set to NMF (no-meaningful figure). After that, it is computed as 100×MarketIndex(C)MarketIndex(C60)MarketIndex(C60), where C is the current turn number.

Additionally, clicking on the show graph button opens a window showing historical data for the index values in the last one, three, five, and ten years.

Strategy tips

TODO: add description of how it is computed (either here or create a separate page of market index as a finance concept)

Real-world parallel

Famous market indices include the S&P 500 Index, the Nasdaq-100 index, the German DAX, the Japanese Nikkei, etc.