Simulator How-To Guide: Short Selling

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| Short Selling USING THE INVESTOPEDIA STOCK SIMULATOR TO PRACTICE SHORT SELLING Congratulations! You have now received the final unit in the Investopedia Short Selling Newsletter Series. The Investopedia Stock Simulator is used globally by students, professors and beginning investors to practice playing the market with fake money. It's free to use. The Simulator is a robust and versatile tool. Testing your skills on the simulator is a great way to learn how to short, to gain confidence in your strategies, and to get a sense of your risk tolerance. All this training is free of charge and free of risk, learn more. How informative was this series for you? Take our Short Selling Series Survey and let us know. Begin Survey » Stimulate Your Skills With Simulated Trading Think you can beat the Street? Try a stock market simulator to test your abilities without losing your shirt. Read Now » How Do You Use Stock Simulators? Stock market simulators let you pick securities, make trades and track the results, all without risking a penny. Learn more about building a portfolio. Read Now » Stock Market Simulators: Play Your Way to Profits Learn more about online stock simulators, and how they make learning about stocks as fun and easy as playing a game. Read Now » CONNECT WITH INVESTOPEDIA Email sent to: geezers.mail@gmail.com To update your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe, click here. 114 West 41st St, floor 8 New York NY 10036 © 2020, Investopedia, LLC, All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy