Additionally, that's not the way that thunderbolt works. The thunderbolt data stream consists of 2 streams: A display port (video) stream and a PICe stream (output as thunderbolt).
The Display Port signal gets stripped off and sent to the monitor while the PCIe stream can be sent along to different parts of the hub or another thunderbolt stream where it can be split again into Display Port & PCIe.
So, as I posted a few months ago:
Code:
Thunderbolt = DisplayPort + Thunderbolt
so
Thunderbolt = DisplayPort + (DisplayPort + Thunderbolt)
etc...
That's why you can daisy chain TB devices and a Thunderbolt monitor, like Apple's, can be connected anywhere in a chain.
It's also why you can't daisy chain a TB display with a Non-TB display directly (the first monitor takes the video stream), but you can chain an TB display, a TB peripheral and a Non-TB display. The TB display passes a new thunderbolt stream (with both DP & TB) to the peripheral which can pass the DP on to the second monitor.