the negetive amount is the money spent/received for only this week.

the positive about is your current savings.

Chidash wrote: The green number is the actual amount of cash you have. The weekly total is only how that number has changed since the last economy update.

Ic when you put it that way, it makes it easier to understand.

Chidash wrote: Yeah, it is a little confusing at first, especially since your eyes move toward the weekly number and the total is kind of "hidden" above the picture of your accountant.

Well, i mean i am ok with that stuff, its just that i wasnt sure why the weekly total should go into the red when i actually have a poitive cash flow. When i spend money on the stadium it goes from my cash account and not the weekly amount. So why wouldnt my cash account replenish the debt in my weekly total...So when, i use 200k from cash>>>>>constrruction!!!Why does it lower my weekly debt more into negatie<<<<<<when it was from a positive cash balance anyways....
But like you said, it just shows what you have spent or earned for the week only.
It can be confusing when it says that in the weekly amount it is for eg. -$200, and in the cash amount a green cash flow,,,,but you already used the money but you could think that it will come off the cash amount again at the end of week reconcilliation. Know what i mean. But im just a beginner anyways. My dad is the brains. But hes a bit crazy too
I should wait until at least my first year in high school before i start these games for SMART people like you. hehe

AncientGreco wrote: Cash = your current wealth Weekly or yearly statement = Bill, which is already paid Especially the weekly "bill" on wednesday gives you a good indication about your cash burn rate -> this 3x times in "positive" cash and you shouldnt get into any bankrupty troubles

Ok. So it is already paid..The penny drops.