Go to portfolio page and click on "My Analysis" tab.
That one is blank. I guess it has to do with the "trade" done at 0.0? 
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Go to portfolio page and click on "My Analysis" tab.
This worked very well. 
Two questions: Is it possible to set an "average bought at" price? This would help with profit/loss calculations.
Where can I see profit/loss information? I was expecting it on the Portfolio page, but that one looks like the market page.
Two questions: Is it possible to set an "average bought at" price? This would help with profit/loss calculations.
Where can I see profit/loss information? I was expecting it on the Portfolio page, but that one looks like the market page.
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Cognitive and Synergy are up for vote on the site.
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Do you accept non LTC/BTC/*C related projects to your exchange?
Yes, we are not limited to cryptocoin projects.
Do you accept non LTC/BTC/*C related projects to your exchange?
We have completed our first GLBSE import.
LTC-MINING was the guinea pig, and it went off very smoothly.
Thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1381042
LTC-MINING was the guinea pig, and it went off very smoothly.
Thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1381042
Server's having problems again. Filing a ticket...
Edit, back again. Wasn't the server this time, something with their connectivity. Ugh.
Edit, back again. Wasn't the server this time, something with their connectivity. Ugh.
There is few more feature request, I posted some time ago to GLBSE thread:
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
1) What do you mean by a dividends calendar? Like a history in your portfolio of past dividends? Or a display of scheduled dividends in the future?
2) LTC-GLOBAL has been doing this for a while. I'll check it out on BTC-TC. If it's not already working, it'd be from a CSS snafu most likely.
3) As much as I'd like to do this, I don't think I can. Problem on this one is similar to why not all funds can have public portfolios. The day trading funds would get abused horribly if all their orders started getting highlighted. What I could do though is give asset issuers the option when placing an order of highlighting it.
Appreciate the input, some great ideas!
Cheers.
1) Show a calendar, where you can see dividend payers for selected date: 2012.12.07 - XYX 0.05 BTC per share. Really cool, if current month or selected security can be downloaded in iCalendar format for importing to other calendars. dates and time must be in UTC obviously.
2) I must have missed it while in testing
My bad3) I as a issuer of security XYX set orders to to buy my issued XYX - those orders are highlighted.Good idea for transparency.
BTW, in real world trading systems, buyer/seller codes (Trader/Bank/etc) are visible to other members/traders and in some markets, even to the general public. This is completely normal.
You mentioned day trading as a problem, that is why I added "(with a delay up to N days?)"
Here is a working example
http://www.thestreet.com/dividends/index.html
Server seems to be down at the Panama hosting facility. I've submitted a ticket in with support. I'll post again when things are confirmed back online.
Dev update:
- Withdrawal bug fixed. (input submit form element was outside the ... doh.)
- Big formatting update on the Deposit/Withdraw page.
- Inline editing of orders on the security pages.
- Withdrawal bug fixed. (input submit form element was outside the ... doh.)
- Big formatting update on the Deposit/Withdraw page.
- Inline editing of orders on the security pages.
I suppose a dividends calendar could also work something like this...
The asset issuer has decided that dividends will go out on the 10th of every month, or on the 1st every three months, which he could set in his asset's portfolio (ceo page? dunno what they're calling it)
Then, as funds come in which would go to dividends, they could be moved into the dividend account (not a separate account but just pre-allocated)
Then, on that date, on schedule, the site would automatically distribute anything already allocated for dividend out to the shareholders.
Naturally, this wouldn't be practical for a lot of assets, but for some (like mining bonds perhaps) it could be useful.
Just a possibility...
-- Smoov
The asset issuer has decided that dividends will go out on the 10th of every month, or on the 1st every three months, which he could set in his asset's portfolio (ceo page? dunno what they're calling it)
Then, as funds come in which would go to dividends, they could be moved into the dividend account (not a separate account but just pre-allocated)
Then, on that date, on schedule, the site would automatically distribute anything already allocated for dividend out to the shareholders.
Naturally, this wouldn't be practical for a lot of assets, but for some (like mining bonds perhaps) it could be useful.
Just a possibility...
-- Smoov
The dividends system already works on a schedule. You can schedule dividends as far out as you want to. The only problem I think is that right now it expects you to set an amount, rather than just disbursing everything in the account. We need a special option "disburse all" or something.
I suppose a dividends calendar could also work something like this...
The asset issuer has decided that dividends will go out on the 10th of every month, or on the 1st every three months, which he could set in his asset's portfolio (ceo page? dunno what they're calling it)
Then, as funds come in which would go to dividends, they could be moved into the dividend account (not a separate account but just pre-allocated)
Then, on that date, on schedule, the site would automatically distribute anything already allocated for dividend out to the shareholders.
Naturally, this wouldn't be practical for a lot of assets, but for some (like mining bonds perhaps) it could be useful.
Just a possibility...
-- Smoov
The asset issuer has decided that dividends will go out on the 10th of every month, or on the 1st every three months, which he could set in his asset's portfolio (ceo page? dunno what they're calling it)
Then, as funds come in which would go to dividends, they could be moved into the dividend account (not a separate account but just pre-allocated)
Then, on that date, on schedule, the site would automatically distribute anything already allocated for dividend out to the shareholders.
Naturally, this wouldn't be practical for a lot of assets, but for some (like mining bonds perhaps) it could be useful.
Just a possibility...
-- Smoov
There is few more feature request, I posted some time ago to GLBSE thread:
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
3) As much as I'd like to do this, I don't think I can. Problem on this one is similar to why not all funds can have public portfolios. The day trading funds would get abused horribly if all their orders started getting highlighted. What I could do though is give asset issuers the option when placing an order of highlighting it. 1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
Appreciate the input, some great ideas!
Cheers.
Think you misunderstood his point 3. He's only saying to mark orders on their OWN asset. So only orders of mine which would be marked would be ones on LTC-ATF. That's no problem to me - and shouldn't be a problem to any other asset issuer unless they're trying to mess with the market for their own asset (which they shouldn't be doing).
It wouldn't actually address much though - as anyone messing with the market for their own asset is going to be doing it with an account other than the asset-issuing one anyway (so that the outstanding shares doesn't keep changing). But it WOULD let investors see whether an asset issuer was actively maintaining liquidity (if they were doing it via the asset-issuing account as I am).
Yeah, that makes a lot more sense. Sorry about that EskimoBob, I misunderstood.
I agree that it wouldn't help much for the issuer trying to manipulate things. However it would help the issuers that are trying to be transparent, and for that alone I think it's worth it.
There is few more feature request, I posted some time ago to GLBSE thread:
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
3) As much as I'd like to do this, I don't think I can. Problem on this one is similar to why not all funds can have public portfolios. The day trading funds would get abused horribly if all their orders started getting highlighted. What I could do though is give asset issuers the option when placing an order of highlighting it. 1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
Appreciate the input, some great ideas!
Cheers.
Think you misunderstood his point 3. He's only saying to mark orders on their OWN asset. So only orders of mine which would be marked would be ones on LTC-ATF. That's no problem to me - and shouldn't be a problem to any other asset issuer unless they're trying to mess with the market for their own asset (which they shouldn't be doing).
It wouldn't actually address much though - as anyone messing with the market for their own asset is going to be doing it with an account other than the asset-issuing one anyway (so that the outstanding shares doesn't keep changing). But it WOULD let investors see whether an asset issuer was actively maintaining liquidity (if they were doing it via the asset-issuing account as I am).
Doh, I missed the "with a delay up to N days part".
That's hard, but not impossible. Would have to setup a way to store snapshots of the portfolios. I'll look into it.
That's hard, but not impossible. Would have to setup a way to store snapshots of the portfolios. I'll look into it.
There is few more feature request, I posted some time ago to GLBSE thread:
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
1) What do you mean by a dividends calendar? Like a history in your portfolio of past dividends? Or a display of scheduled dividends in the future?
2) LTC-GLOBAL has been doing this for a while. I'll check it out on BTC-TC. If it's not already working, it'd be from a CSS snafu most likely.
3) As much as I'd like to do this, I don't think I can. Problem on this one is similar to why not all funds can have public portfolios. The day trading funds would get abused horribly if all their orders started getting highlighted. What I could do though is give asset issuers the option when placing an order of highlighting it.
Appreciate the input, some great ideas!
Cheers.
1) Show a calendar, where you can see dividend payers for selected date: 2012.12.07 - XYX 0.05 BTC per share. Really cool, if current month or selected security can be downloaded in iCalendar format for importing to other calendars. dates and time must be in UTC obviously.
2) I must have missed it while in testing
My bad3) I as a issuer of security XYX set orders to to buy my issued XYX - those orders are highlighted.Good idea for transparency.
BTW, in real world trading systems, buyer/seller codes (Trader/Bank/etc) are visible to other members/traders and in some markets, even to the general public. This is completely normal.
You mentioned day trading as a problem, that is why I added "(with a delay up to N days?)"
+10!
Excellent. Make it mandatory for funds (with a delay up to N days?) and if you have time, please add also full transaction history and automatic NAV calculation.
This will help avoid all sorts of drama.
Excellent. Make it mandatory for funds (with a delay up to N days?) and if you have time, please add also full transaction history and automatic NAV calculation.
This will help avoid all sorts of drama.
I had a discussion about this with a fund operator on LTC-GLOBAL yesterday. As much as I'd like to, I don't think I can. It works great for longer term investment funds, but some of the funds are day trading funds. If we publish their portfolio, then competing day trading funds can figure out their strategy and use it against them.
I love the idea to add NAV calculation. Though it may get tricky given limited depth.
The fund I manage on litecoinglobal has public portfolio enabled without delay, but since it's charter enables me to purchase outside of litecoinglobal and I currently have assets at both cryptostocks and btct.co(w/ public portfolio), automatic NAV calculation will not work and would just be confusing.
True, but requesting data from a "sister site" can not be that hard.
We do support JSON API publishing of the portfolios as well. If I let users plug in an API key on one site, they could link their portfolios. I like that.
GLBSE experience was bad and I hope we all can learn form that. Some jokers got really creative with NAV calculations and who wants to repeat that crap
There is few more feature request, I posted some time ago to GLBSE thread:
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
1) "Dividends calendar" will be nice to have.
2) Highlight users bid/ask in the order book (btc-e has it well implemented).
3) Mark security issuers orders for their own security with a different colour in the order book.
1) What do you mean by a dividends calendar? Like a history in your portfolio of past dividends? Or a display of scheduled dividends in the future?
2) LTC-GLOBAL has been doing this for a while. I'll check it out on BTC-TC. If it's not already working, it'd be from a CSS snafu most likely.
3) As much as I'd like to do this, I don't think I can. Problem on this one is similar to why not all funds can have public portfolios. The day trading funds would get abused horribly if all their orders started getting highlighted. What I could do though is give asset issuers the option when placing an order of highlighting it.
Appreciate the input, some great ideas!
Cheers.
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