Hi Madge, Happy New Year.
I've been having an exchange of emails with "feedback" about the trade power of a recent deposit. It's a New Year's ski week and, unlike the past five years, the 2006 deposit trades like the weakest white week. The only reason I can think of is that several were deposited around the same time when maintenance fees were billed.
Feedback keeps telling me that trade power is set by a sophisticated formula, etc, and that perhaps there is something different about the 2006 week or, perhaps, there is less demand or greater supply. As I mentioned, I think there might temporarily be greater supply, but I also have no doubt that these New Year's weeks will be snapped up long before they become last calls or extra vacations. Demand will always exceed supply as it has in the past.
What is frustrating to me is that I keep asking RCI to verify its data and the answer I keep getting is that the computer does it. I know the demand for this type of week and if the computer doesn't it needs to have it's data adjusted, but nobody at "feedback" seems to get the point. Is there anyone who can get into the guts of the program and actually verify the data? Or adjust obvious errors in estimating future demand due, possibly, to a few units being deposited at the same time?
Thanks,
Dan
I've been having an exchange of emails with "feedback" about the trade power of a recent deposit. It's a New Year's ski week and, unlike the past five years, the 2006 deposit trades like the weakest white week. The only reason I can think of is that several were deposited around the same time when maintenance fees were billed.
Feedback keeps telling me that trade power is set by a sophisticated formula, etc, and that perhaps there is something different about the 2006 week or, perhaps, there is less demand or greater supply. As I mentioned, I think there might temporarily be greater supply, but I also have no doubt that these New Year's weeks will be snapped up long before they become last calls or extra vacations. Demand will always exceed supply as it has in the past.
What is frustrating to me is that I keep asking RCI to verify its data and the answer I keep getting is that the computer does it. I know the demand for this type of week and if the computer doesn't it needs to have it's data adjusted, but nobody at "feedback" seems to get the point. Is there anyone who can get into the guts of the program and actually verify the data? Or adjust obvious errors in estimating future demand due, possibly, to a few units being deposited at the same time?
Thanks,
Dan