Where can I find a good free investment simulator?  (I've already tried The Real Challenge and Investopia)
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The best one i know is by MarketWatch at www.virtualstockexchange.com
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It isn't as easy as you think buddy... I'd stick to enjoying the games, it really is a pain staking process.\n\nBut if you really are interested, I would head on over to www.flashkit.com, they have some great tutorials.
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sharebuilder.com\n\nTrade virtual money on a Simulator at Investopedia.com\n\nThey also have tons of learning tools, references, definitions, and a great knowledge base.\n\ngood luck.
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Try www.aaii.com.  I think it's the best site for unbiased info on investing, but you have to be a subscriber.  Another to try is www.magicformulainvesting.com.  It's free but it's an idea that makes sense.
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Yes, optionsXpress.com has "virtual trading" and other tools like watchlists that are valuable. Also go to CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange) and 888options. Optionetics has some limited info but their goal is to sell you the seminars and courseware. Watch out for Optionetics and their free seminar which is a total joke where the host (not George Fontinills) insults everyone there. Online Webinars will be more value and you can get courseware on ebay from infomercials if you are curious about Optionetics formula.
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I've recently discovered http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/ \nIt's really good, there's a forum where people post website competitions and give you answers to puzzles and crosswords etc. I also discovered http://www.roboform.com/ on there which fills out online forms for you. Good for all compers.
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I suggest http://www.Top10Traders.com - this is a free site that lets you create a portfolio of stocks with $100,000 in "play" money. Each day the site ranks the best performing portfolios, so you can see how your picks perform compared to other investors. You can also read posts on investing from the best traders, as well as share your own investing ideas.\nGood luck !
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"Investors Intelligence" has been providing this service for decades, and is considered the authority on the topic.  I believe the service is subscription only, but they  do provide free samples on the web.
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you can try this website to practice.\n\nhttp://www.marketiva.com/?gid=218\n\nyou can use their 10000 virtual money to practice or\n\n5$ free for real trading
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There's a website that determines risk of a portfolio.  Its free, you just have to register.\n\nwww.riskgrades.com
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try this one.    www.mylot.com/?ref=foreverstl   You can do it from the comfort of your own home and its fun too.  Free to join so what do you have to lose.  Give a try.
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I've been studing the market game for about a year now, i didn't knew anything a year ago, I havent invested anything yet, i've just been practicing in stock simulators like stocktrak.com for about 2 months now, im happy i've made almost a 7% in my simulations (im happy with that since i am a rookie), I think I need to do a lot more reading, studing and practicing before I invest a single dollar for real. I think now I understand the markets much better.\n\nSince I am in a similar position as you are, just 1 year ahead studing :) , I would strongly recommend you to start by studing Profr. Peter Navarro's material. First I studied his audio course "Big picture investing", and read his books "when is raining in Brazil buy Starbucks", "when the markets move will you be ready?" and now i'm reading his most recent book "the well timed strategy", for me it was great to start with the audio course, since he explains the basics to understand the market, and it comes with a very didactic printed course guide. Profr. Navarro has been a great teacher for me, I don't think there are other books as good as this for a beginer, and belive me, i've done my research and been reading a lot!! after the audio course i was able to understand and take more "juice" from his books and other books that I have read, I recommend you to do the same thing.\n\nRegarding the Can Slim system teached by IBD's Bill O'Neal, I think he is a real master, his investing approach is great and relatively easy to follow if you use the investing tools on investors bussiness daily and do your research homework every day, actually, I just took the Can Slim Level I Seminar some weeks ago, and I am already subscribed for the level II seminar to be held at the end of this month, BUT, if i hadn't studied Profr. Navarro's material before, I am shure I would understanded much less from the can slim seminar, so I recomend you to start with Profr. Peter Navarro's material, its great material and has been a lot of help for me.\n\nYou can find Profr. Navarro's audio courses and books at barnes and noble, either in the book store or online, is not an expensive material, i would have pay 10 times its price, its worth much more.\n\nAnd, once you start to study, the learning curve never ends!! start with Prof. Navarro, before you buy any material much more expensive and not worth its price, belive me i've done it :(..im shure you will thank me.\n\nGood luck!!!
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streetsmart pro @ schwab.com is excellent\n\nfidelity.com also has a good program\n\nclearstation is good, except i don't like etrades market executions.
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aptistock-free software & metastock is the best but its paid and u can buy online,just go to metastock site.....Happy earning!!!!
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Morningstar is pretty good, sign up is free and you can compare lots of fund aspects. Dig deeper at yahoo finance for particular funds.
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Marketocracy.com lets you run virtual mutual funds and compare your performance with others.\n\nHere is a fund that I ran from January 2003 to December 2005.\n\nhttp://www.marketocracy.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Portfolio.woa/ps/FundPublicPage/source=CnPoCeEoDoBhLeKjMaKiAbDf\n\nExcellent learning tool.
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All your free program questions are answered here....\n\nhttp://www.econsultant.com/i-want-freeware-utilities/index.html