Start with $100,000 of simulated cash. Buy and sell at a price you enter. Cash and average cost update immediately.
The journal keeps the note, the realized profit, and the cash balance after each trade. Export the book to CSV.
Fills use the price you type. They do not simulate the live order book, slippage, or fees.
Paper trading is practice. A gain in the simulator is not a result you can withdraw, and it is not a forecast of the next trade.
Practise US stocks with a $100,000 virtual book. Each fill is written to a journal so you can see profit and loss before you use real money. A free account is enough to place a trade. No card. Results are hypothetical.
Paper trading is a rehearsal. You buy and sell at quoted prices, the cash balance and average cost update, and nothing is sent to a broker.
The quotes are real. The money is not. The book ignores slippage and commissions, and it cannot recreate the stress of a losing position. Treat the result as practice, not as a forecast of a live account.
Simulated trading with virtual money at real market quotes, so you can practise without financial risk.
Yes. A new book starts with $100,000 of virtual cash. No card is required. Placing a trade, resetting, and exporting the journal ask you to sign in with a free account.
No. All trades are simulated. No real money is used and Stocklytics does not connect to a brokerage.
Fills use the latest quote, which refreshes about every 30 seconds, or a past adjusted close if you backdate the order. It does not model slippage, commissions, or the pressure of real money, so real results can differ.
Many beginners practise for a few weeks to a few months until they understand orders and risk.
Yes. After you sign in, Reset clears the journal and puts the cash balance back to $100,000.
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