Beefnot
TUG Member
My understanding was that Interval's Trade Demand Index represented the trading power for a given location relative to other weeks of the year for that location. The TDI supposedly does not measure trading power relative to other locations.
If that is indeed the case, wouldn't we always expect to see the TDI for a given location hit 150 at some point during the year, since that week or weeks have the greatest demand relative to the others? For the first time, I see a maximum TDI number less than 150 for a given area. When I click on a resort in the Portland, Oregan area, the TDI hits a max of 130 during weeks 27, 28, and 31. It never gets up to 150. Does that make sense?
If that is indeed the case, wouldn't we always expect to see the TDI for a given location hit 150 at some point during the year, since that week or weeks have the greatest demand relative to the others? For the first time, I see a maximum TDI number less than 150 for a given area. When I click on a resort in the Portland, Oregan area, the TDI hits a max of 130 during weeks 27, 28, and 31. It never gets up to 150. Does that make sense?
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