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Have you ever wondered How the Stock Market Works?

This website was created to help you understand how stock trading works with our virtual stock exchange game. Hopefully you will be able to begin trading for the first time or simply have a better understanding of what happens behind the scenes. Best of all, this site is completely free!
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Our game is a Stock Simulator, with the goal of performing like a real brokerage but using virtual money. You can trade virtual stock using real market prices and get the practice you need before trading in real life! You may also want to learn about beginning investing on Survivor University and the stock market on Wikipedia. Our virtual stock market can help you learn what stocks to buy.
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