Investing Challenge
World-class Investing Simulation. Competition with Prizes. Full & Quarter Semester Programs. Learning, Certifications, & More. All in One Platform.
Our stock market simulation is for elementary, middle, and high school students and rewards over $10,000 in prizes annually!
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Real-time pricing and portfolio updates
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Live chat support for both teachers and students
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Integrated tutorial videos and walkthroughs
Our statewide Stock Market Challenge has flexible dates to meet your classroom's needs. Practice trading begins immediately after registration, anytime after August 1st.
Game Basics:
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Starting Cash: $100,000.00
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Stocks, EFTs, Mutual Funds, Bonds and Options
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Minimum Buy Price: $5.00
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Commission Fee: $10.00
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Four Stocks Minimum - Maximum of 25% in One
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Interest on Cash Balance: 3%
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Short Selling and Margin Trading Allowed
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Margin Trading Allowed
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Interest on Margin Accounts (borrowing) - 8%
Investing Challenge
#1 Early Fall Challenge: Quarter Semester
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Aug 26th - Oct 25th.
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Practice until Aug 25th, before Game Resets
#2 Fall Challenge: Full Semester
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Oct 7th - Dec 13th.
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Practice until Oct 6th before Game Resets
#3 Late Fall Challenge: Quarter Semester
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Oct 28th - Jan 10th.
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Practice until Oct 27th before Game Resets
#4 Early Spring Challenge: Quarter Semester
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Jan 27th - Mar 8th.
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Practice until Jan 26th before Game Resets
#5 Spring Challenge: Full Semester
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Feb 10th - Apr 18th.
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Practice until Feb 9th before Game Resets
#6 Late Spring Challenge/Quarter Semester
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Mar 31st - May 30th.
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Practice until Mar 30th before Game Resets
Each challenge includes Elementary School: Grades 1-6, Middle School: Grades 7-8, · High School: Grades 9-12
The competitions and programs are both fun and educational, allowing students to gain hands-on experience while learning to save and invest in the stock market. The stock market program teaches students and teachers how to invest in stocks, make stock market trades, analyze markets, and build stock market portfolios while competing with other students.