Build a property empire
Buy and sell virtual properties across 10 U.S. city markets using stored 1990–2020 price tables. Time your trades and track how property values change.
- 10 cities
- 1990–2020 price tables
- Up to 35 min
Your money. How would you invest? Are you better than the average player?
Buy and sell through historical periods, including the dot-com bubble and the 2008 crash, and see how you did compared to the S&P 500 and other players.
A free investment simulator with virtual money. Prices follow real historical annual returns, with the moves inside each year simulated. Play solo or run a classroom game. No account required.
How it works
Five short sections covering everything from picking a mode to competing live with friends.
Inside the simulator
A faster, deeper version of the simulator using real 1990–2025 annual returns from 166 companies. Build a focused watchlist, and track every trade against your cost basis.
Watch the market move faster and feel every decision. Annual returns stay true to history, but the action is constant.
Pick up to 4 stocks at a time from 166 real companies (availability varies by year). Add and remove freely as your strategy evolves.
Every buy and sell updates your cost basis automatically. See unrealized gains and losses per position in real time.
Type a ticker or company name (AAPL, Microsoft, NVIDIA…) and register it instantly with full historical returns.
Multiplayer
Create a game code, share it, and play the same market period together. Compare results when the game ends.
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Request a feature
A stock, a game mode, a fix — send it over and it lands straight in the dashboard.