Rates rise, so leveraged companies pay more to service debt, so earnings fall, so the price falls. That chain is modelled end to end, which is why the lessons transfer.
GDP, inflation via the Phillips Curve, unemployment via Okun’s Law, and the Fed rate via the Taylor Rule. Each one feeds the next.
Quarterly earnings, debt service, and Merton distance-to-default, so bankruptcies happen for reasons you can see coming.
GARCH(1,1) with a shared factor model. Quiet weeks stay quiet; correlations converge on 1 when the VIX passes 40.
Black–Scholes with live Greeks and an implied-vol surface that crushes about 30% the morning after earnings.
Elections, legislation and lobbying apply real sector modifiers. A bill at floor vote is priced before it passes.
Value, momentum, day-trading and raider strategies that react to volatility and the economy, not to you.
Entirely. No account, no download, no payment, no ads.
Your entire game lives in your browser. There is no account to leak, and clearing site data deletes the save permanently.
It teaches the concepts: reading a chain, sizing a position, what a rate decision does to a sector. It is not advice, and it is not connected to real prices.
Yes, a separate touch interface, not a squeezed desktop. Any modern browser.
Single-player against five to ten AI rivals, depending on difficulty, plus an optional daily-challenge board.
Stocks · Options · Corporate bonds · Crypto · Forex · Prediction markets · Real estate
Plus founding a company, taking it public, running a hedge fund, and playing across generations.
Any current browser on desktop, tablet or phone. Nothing to install, nothing to sign into.
In your browser, in IndexedDB. It never reaches a server, which also means clearing site data deletes it for good.
Every company, price and data point is invented. Simulated results say nothing about real markets.
Problems reach us sooner. When the game fails in your browser, it now sends us a short technical report so we can fix it, often before anyone has to write in. Nothing personal is in it.
An updated privacy policy. It now describes those error reports: what they contain, that they never include your save or anything that identifies you, and that they are kept for up to 90 days.
One game, one tab. Open your game in a second tab and that tab takes over: the first pauses and says so, instead of the two quietly overwriting each other's save.