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A technique used in self-managed single-tranche CDOs. It allows trading gains and losses in the portfolio to be reflected in the tranche subordination. For example, if a credit that has widened is replaced, the tranche attachment and detachment points would decrease. In some transactions, gains and losses can also be added to or deducted from a trading account.
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