A practice portfolio
Learn how investing works, before it costs you.
Start with $50,000 of pretend money, buy real companies at real prices, and research each one with an AI assistant that shows its sources.
Most people learn about investing by losing money slowly
The habits are what cost you: buying something you don't understand, selling the moment it dips, checking the price six times before lunch. You can practise all of them here for nothing, and notice how each one feels before it has a price.
Illustrative figures, not a promise.
Three steps, no jargon
Step 1
Find a company
Type a ticker, like AAPL for Apple or MSFT for Microsoft. The name and today's price appear as you type, so a typo is obvious at once.
Step 2
Decide an amount
Buy a whole share or part of one. You see the total cost and what your cash will be afterwards before anything is confirmed.
Step 3
Wait, and watch
Prices move. Your portfolio shows what you paid, what it's worth now, and the difference, stated plainly in either direction.
Understand what moved a price, with the sources to check
- Explains past moves and company news; never predicts or tells you what to buy
- Lists the searches it ran and links every source
- Says plainly when it couldn't research something
- Gains and losses reported the same way, without fanfare
What moved Apple's price this year?
Most of the climb came in two stretches. Coverage links the second to the company's July quarterly report…
Searched the web for Apple quarterly results July
Illustration of the format.