Hi,

A few days ago I sign up with Investopedia Stocks Simulat. I think it is very good for all kinds of investor who want experience before start trading with real money.

You will be given 100 000$ and you are free to use stock and options. Why not have a look at the simulator

http://simulator.investopedia.com/home.aspx

Please note I didn't get any reward by promoting Investopedia. I just think its cool and everyone should try it.

KLSE include??

Coz most only for US

and also.... this pay for nth right?
Paper trade style?

Last time I plan to develop one for paper trading simulator.
But all my friends said WASTING TIME TO PAY IF WINNER GET NTH >.<

So I abort after some time

US stocks only

It will provide you with experience before you start the real trading. Besides they have a ranking system. Maybe you will get something by viewing the top leader history

that's a good job, mohawkvidtz.
It will give those newbie investors some training and understanding about buy/sell ideas.

talking bout US stocks, currently the DJIA is trading listlessly since last 2 weeks..

if anyone is looking for local simulators, maybank have it as well in the form of Stock Game

status will be reset every two months.

The best thing about Investopedia is the have options. You can try different strategy with risking our money.

If you interested in option I highly suggest you to play cashflow 101 and cashflow 202 by Robert Kiyosaki.

After you have played it. You can apply it in the real simulation

Cashflow 101 and cashflow 202

Although the concept is similar, but in real market, there are not as easy as the game.

Mostly people can earn 100K in game, but not many people can earn 10K in real market.

Be positive bro. You play there to get experience.I know most of us don't have 100K. But if you can make money with 100K. I'm sure you can do same for 10K or even 1K

Besides you don't have to use all the 100K to invest. Its up to you how much you want to use it

Let say you have 1K of real money. You might practice 1K of the game money before you use the real money.

maybank recently has introduced a stock games also
you have to sign up for it, even if you have a trading account.
anyone has tried it?

Could you provide us with the link?