| Time (In-game hours post-mission) | JIZ Stock Price ($) | Percentage Change | Narrative Driver | |-----------------------------------|---------------------|-------------------|------------------| | 0 (Mission start) | 64.12 | 0% | Stable operation | | +1 (Jizzy dies) | 48.34 | -24.6% | Panic selling | | +6 | 29.87 | -53.4% | Managerial collapse | | +24 | 12.05 | -81.2% | Foreclosure | | +48 | 4.11 | -93.6% | Penny stock status | | +168 (Recovery) | 7.82 | -87.8% (permanent)| New management |
Algorithmic Arbitrage: Deconstructing the INTEX Index in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas intex index of gta san andreas
This is a permanent impairment. Unlike other indices, JIZ never recovers above 10% of its original value. This models the "key man risk" in virtual economics—a single point of failure in a criminal enterprise. A significant limitation of the INTEX index is its non-interactive interface . The player cannot buy or sell shares directly. Rockstar North deliberately omitted a brokerage mechanic in San Andreas (introduced later in V ). Why? | Time (In-game hours post-mission) | JIZ Stock
