Stocktown: Stock Market Game

The stock market game for you and your friends. Start a tournament, share the code and everyone gets the same money. For a week, a month or up to a year, the market opens every day: buy, sell and read the paper. Whoever ends up with the most money wins.

YOUR TOURNAMENT
• Create it in seconds and invite your friends with a code or a link.
• Pick how long it lasts: a week, a month… or up to a whole year.
• Everyone starts with the same money. The ranking and the race chart show who's ahead.

82 PARODY COMPANIES
• Ten sectors, from banks and crypto to food, travel and space.
• Some are calm, some are jumpy and some are just crazy.
• Each one with its own chart: today, this week and the whole season.

THE STOCKTOWN TIMES
• The news moves prices… but not all of it is true.
• Official notices, insider tip-offs, the press and the forum: learn who to trust.
• Breaking news can turn a whole sector around in minutes.

A FEW MINUTES A DAY
• The market opens from 9:00 to 21:00 in your tournament's time zone.
• Prices move every minute, with a live ticker, a heat map and candle charts.
• Set buy and sell orders and get a ping when they go through.
• Alerts when a stock turns to a gain or a loss, or when your portfolio is up or down by the percentage you choose.
• No sign-up: just pick a nickname.

ALL YOUR TOURNAMENTS
• Your balance across every tournament: what's in play, your trophies and how each one went.
• A daily chest with a 7-day streak, three daily challenges and dividends every Friday.

GOLD BARS AND STYLES
• Earn gold bars with the daily chest, the challenges and optional reward videos.
• Spend them on styles: themes that recolour the app, celebrations when you sell at a profit, frames and badges.
• Styles are cosmetic only: they never give an edge.

STOCKTOWN PLUS
Optional subscription: create 3, 6 and 12-month tournaments of up to 50 players (free ones hold 12), get an analysis of your portfolio, 200 gold bars a month and no ads. Joining a tournament is always free, and Plus never gives an edge in the game: everyone plays with the same money.

It's a game: no real money is involved and nothing here is financial advice.