Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
to help foster learning investment techniques and
strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
of our short term usage (6 months).

Any help out there?

I don't know if it's still out there, but there used to be a
site called Marketocracy. It was used to unearth potential
mutual fund managers. I believe it was free. Each fund
manager started with x number of virtual dollars, but had to
follow federal Mutual Fund rules to compete. Don't know if
that will help or not. Let me know if you find something
else.

Thanks,
Eliz.

several out there...........just do a google search.

If you want to get real fancy though........try
vectorvest.com with the 5 week trial for $10. Can't go
wrong.

tim

Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
> to help foster learning investment techniques and
> strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
> club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
> do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
> of our short term usage (6 months).
>
> Any help out there?

Any more specifics? Does anyone have experience with a
site that they would recommend? or avoid?

Bob

Timothy Mansfield wrote:
> several out there...........just do a google search.
>
> If you want to get real fancy though........try
> vectorvest.com with the 5 week trial for $10. Can't go
> wrong.
>
> tim
>
> Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> > Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
> > to help foster learning investment techniques and
> > strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
> > club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
> > do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
> > of our short term usage (6 months).
> >
> > Any help out there?

Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> Any more specifics? Does anyone have experience with a
> site that they would recommend? or avoid?
>
> Bob
>
> Timothy Mansfield wrote:
> > several out there...........just do a google search.
> >
> > If you want to get real fancy though........try
> > vectorvest.com with the 5 week trial for $10. Can't go
> > wrong.
> >
> > tim
> >
> > Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> > > Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
> > > to help foster learning investment techniques and
> > > strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
> > > club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
> > > do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
> > > of our short term usage (6 months).
> > >
> > > Any help out there?

do not sink all of your eggs in one basket
look for some cheap real estate
but dont give up on the stock market
www.azoneinvestment.com

Timothy Mansfield wrote:
> several out there...........just do a google search.
>
> If you want to get real fancy though........try
> vectorvest.com with the 5 week trial for $10. Can't go
> wrong.
>
> tim
>
> Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> > Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
> > to help foster learning investment techniques and
> > strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
> > club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
> > do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
> > of our short term usage (6 months).
> >
> > Any help out there?

I want my club to get more agressive any ideas

www.investopedia.com just started a free simulator that
allows you to create your own game/rules/etc. Plus the site
has quite a bit of useful info as well.

Darren

>Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> Any more specifics? Does anyone have experience with a
> site that they would recommend? or avoid?
>
> Bob
>
> Timothy Mansfield wrote:
> > several out there...........just do a google search.
> >
> > If you want to get real fancy though........try
> > vectorvest.com with the 5 week trial for $10. Can't go
> > wrong.
> >
> > tim
> >
> > Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> > > Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
> > > to help foster learning investment techniques and
> > > strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
> > > club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
> > > do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
> > > of our short term usage (6 months).
> > >
> > > Any help out there?

Hi Kim,

I'll be talking to Gail and Nancy tonight at 9 eastern time. We've already
exchanged a few e-mails, and I had a phone call with Jay.

Bottom line, it would be late tonight til I could call you, so I'll hold off
til monday evening if that suits you.

Paul


----- Original Message -----
From: "Darren Markowich" <darrenm@bivio.com>
To: <club_cafe@bivio.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 3:28 PM
Subject: club_cafe: Re: Stock Simulations


> www.investopedia.com just started a free simulator that
> allows you to create your own game/rules/etc. Plus the site
> has quite a bit of useful info as well.
>
> Darren
>
> >Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> > Any more specifics? Does anyone have experience with a
> > site that they would recommend? or avoid?
> >
> > Bob
> >
> > Timothy Mansfield wrote:
> > > several out there...........just do a google search.
> > >
> > > If you want to get real fancy though........try
> > > vectorvest.com with the 5 week trial for $10. Can't go
> > > wrong.
> > >
> > > tim
> > >
> > > Robert D. Flesher wrote:
> > > > Our club is interested in running a stock market simulation
> > > > to help foster learning investment techniques and
> > > > strategies. Does anyone know of a web site that allows a
> > > > club to set the parameters of a contest and then let members
> > > > do their thing. We'd prefer the site to be free because
> > > > of our short term usage (6 months).
> > > >
> > > > Any help out there?
>