DISCOVER THE BASELINE
The game can explain more where the player needs it and less where they do not.
Make the first mistake before the first point matters.
Your answers tune future explanations. Wrong answers cost nothing.
Price alone does not tell you the size, business, or risk of a company.
See how quantity, order type, and price change the result.
A portfolio is a set of weights, not a collection of favorite tickers.
A 40% single-stock weight is concentrated. Practice makes that tradeoff visible before it becomes expensive.
The game can explain more where the player needs it and less where they do not.
Order entry should feel familiar before market pressure makes it consequential.
Practice decisions teach the interface but never alter season capital or standing.
Your mechanics are on record. Ranked play begins with the published season contract, full starting cash, and zero points.