Stock Market Simulator

Invest before
the stakes are real

You get $10,000 of play money, 10 stocks to trade, and a live market that reacts to world events. Buy, sell, watch prices move, and learn why the market does what it does — zero real risk.

✓ No real money
10 stocks to trade
Live market events
Portfolio tracking
Cash Available
$10,000.00
Ready to invest
Burger Bonanza · BRGR· RocketShip Inc · ROKT· SolarMax Energy · SOLR· BrainBank AI · BRNK· GoldRush Mining · GLDN· Puppy Planet · PAWS· WaveStream Media · WAVE· GreenLeaf Foods · GRNZ· ZeroCandy Corp · ZCND· Trail Blazers · TREK· Burger Bonanza · BRGR· RocketShip Inc · ROKT· SolarMax Energy · SOLR· BrainBank AI · BRNK· GoldRush Mining · GLDN· Puppy Planet · PAWS· WaveStream Media · WAVE· GreenLeaf Foods · GRNZ· ZeroCandy Corp · ZCND· Trail Blazers · TREK·
🏪 Live Market
Prices update automatically · Use +/− to set quantity then BUY
📰 Market Events
World news that moves prices — read why each event matters
Next event soon...
Welcome Just now
Markets open — your simulation has begun
You have $10,000 to invest across 10 fictional companies. Prices move every few seconds. Market events will fire periodically and affect stock prices — read each one to understand why markets move the way they do.
↑ Good luck
📋 Activity Log
Welcome to Finnpath Simulator. You have $10,000 to invest — pick some stocks! 🎉
START
Cash Balance
$10,000.00
Buy stocks to start investing
💼 My Holdings
STOCKS OWNED
🛒 No stocks yet.
Head to the market and buy your first share!
Portfolio value over time
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Why do prices move?

Stock prices change based on supply and demand, company news, economic data, and market sentiment. When more people want to buy than sell, the price rises — and vice versa.

Read the full guide →
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How world events move markets

Wars, interest rate decisions, supply chain disruptions, and technological breakthroughs all affect stock prices. The simulator's market events teach you to connect real-world news to market movements.

Learn about DCA →
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Risk vs. Reward

Notice how some stocks swing wildly while others stay stable? That's volatility. Higher potential returns usually come with higher risk of loss — a core trade-off every investor faces.

Learn about index funds →