Positive means what you own, negative means what you own
Positive means inflow (debit), negative means outflow (credit)
I'd argue that even when a user knows that PTA programs use the second meaning, they can still occasionally confused it to the first one. So I would like to gather some examples regarding negative balances, especially the ones that are counter-intuitive (i.e. one can easily use the wrong interpretation) or can illustrate usages or consequences that are helpful to know.
Positive means what you own, negative means what you own
Positive means inflow (debit), negative means outflow (credit)
I'd argue that even when a user knows that PTA programs use the second meaning, they can still occasionally confused it to the first one.
One should also clarify that the second means inflow/outflow to an account, and different types of accounts have different meanings/effects on personal wealth. (Ie the rule is not "positive means an inflow to me".)
So I would like to gather some examples regarding negative balances, especially the ones that are counter-intuitive (i.e. one can easily use the wrong interpretation) or can illustrate usages or consequences that are helpful to know.
+1. It's worth also surveying the existing docs and examples, on the PTA site also, for anything similar to build on or consolidate.