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Stock Trader

Buy low, sell high, thirty days

The game loads only after you click; progress is saved in your browser.

About this game

A bite-size market sim. Four stocks drift and jump each day on their own volatility. Buy low, sell high, and juggle your portfolio across thirty trading days to grow your net worth — volatile tickers swing hardest.

How to play

  1. Watch the four stock trends
  2. Buy low and sell high
  3. Close to advance to the next day
  4. Compare net worth after 30 days

Features

Daily price swings Four volatility profiles Mini sparklines Local best net worth light simulation management game resource planning and progression browser tycoon strategy challenge AI-assisted original browser game

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Update information

Developed: 20260709

Last updated: 20260710

FAQ

Does Stock Trader require a download?

No. The page first shows a static description; the game loads only after you press Play.

Where is progress saved?

Progress and settings are saved in your local browser; no account is required.

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