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INTRODUCTION
The
Ebb and Flow of the stock market effects every aspect of our lives, yet
too many of us do not understand how the stock market really works. Now
there is the Wall Street Whiz, an innovative stock market simulation of
the 1929 Stock Market Crash that is easy enough
for children to grasp and interesting enough for adults of all ages. Wall
Street Whiz recaptures the Market Crash from April 1929 to March 1930.
It is the only exercise of its kind that allows players to apply their
Wits in the High Stakes world of stock market investing. Starting with
$100,000, you determine what stock you want to buy or sell, analyze actual
market information, make realistic investment decisions and see who's
in the money and who is not, as this real life drama unfolds.
Registering as a Group Leader, you can include your friends in a head-to-head
investment competition of the Crash of 1929. Features of the simulation allow you
to view the progress of Group members throughout the competition. You will feel
the surges and ebbs of the market as you analyze market indicators and make actual
investment decisions as traders did during this period. You will feel a part of history
as you experience the worst economic collapse ever on Wall Street. You will
also experience the amazing recover of the market in the initial months
following the Crash as you possibly double to triple your initial $100,000 portfolio.
Wall Street Whiz provides a format for participants to not only develop
and enhance technical proficiency, but also to recognize intangible factors,
analyze pertinent information and identify growth potential and its relationship
to economic indicators. The Market is believed to possess characteristics
that can be learned and interpreted by any investor just as effectively
as investment professionals. Leaning to read market signals is an interesting
and rewarding challenge and can be demonstrated at the most elementary level.
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