In my particular game, WallStreetBets, there are a total of six players at the time of this writing. On the Overview tab, the platform reveals the Virtual Stock Market game’s name, my name, my net worth, today’s gains, my overall gains, overall returns, cash remaining, buying power, short reserve (if applicable), cash borrowed (if applicable), the stock portfolio allocation, information about the game, and a button to invite others to join in and play the game with you. Here is a look at the overview of this platform:
MARKET WATCH INVESTING GAME HOW TO
The entire idea was developed by MarketWatch in conjunction with the major financial brokerage firms and institutions as a way for K-12 school teachers to teach children how to invest wisely in stocks, commodities, futures, oil, gold, and the like while teaching them how the Stock Exchange functions and what the rules are regarding the trading of stocks.īack in early February, I joined an existing Stock Market game on MarketWatch which was only a few days old, which goes by the name of WallStreetBets.
MARKET WATCH INVESTING GAME FREE
On this platform, you register a free account, then either join an existing Stock Market game or create your own based on the rules setup by MarketWatch. I discovered an online Virtual Stock Market Simulation Game called MarketWatch.
I became interested in the Stock Market over a year ago and decided that I wanted to have a better understanding of how it works and how one could go about learning how to trade stocks on the major Stock Market platforms, such as the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq, Commodities, Futures, Oil, Gold, Crypto, and more. In this article, I’m going to introduce you to a stock market simulation game that I’ve become very interested in and I’ll show you how an open source app called jStock, which runs in the Linux Terminal, has helped me to manage my virtual stock portfolio and assist me in deciding when to trade (buy or sell) stocks on the Market and in what quantities. At first glance you may be wondering what a Stock Market game has to do with Linux and why it’s being written up in a blog designed to explore technology education and all-things technology.
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