A term used for the value assigned to a member's deposited vacation time and to the related exchange request.
An XPRESSTRADE customer's margin excess, which determines what orders may be placed. Trading Power is calculated as the difference between adjusted total equity and the current Initial margin requirement. This is a measure of the equity in the account that has not already been pledged as collateral, or margin, on existing open positions.
The assessed value of a timeshare week when trading or exchanging for another week within the same, or different, resort. In some situations, the owner of a red week at an RCI Gold Crown resort can trade that week for two or more weeks at a resort of lessor distinction or for weeks in a lower time division. Supply and demand rules prevail in this type of exchange and the owners can greatly enhance their trading power by purchasing high demand weeks and resorts. Read more about trading power and exchange.
The assessed value of an interval week when trading or exchanging for another week within the same or different resort. Supply and demand rules this situation and the owners can enhance their trading power with high demand weeks.
The value assigned to an interval week when trading a timeshare property for a different week through an exchange company. Exchange is based heavily on supply and demand, but the features, amenities, location and reputation of the resorts and weeks in question also influence trading power. Consequently, a high demand week at a luxury resort could even be traded for two weeks at the same resort during off-season, or for two weeks at a less prestigious facility during the same peak season.
Designates the value of the week you are trading. The power is based on what you have deposited - size of unit, resort, time of year, etc. The higher the power of what you deposited, the more power you have to get what you want in trade.