Any paper trading sites

bvpraveen

Active Member
#1
Hai,

Is there any sites which offer paper trading. I just want to give it a try.
www.tradingsimulation.com seems doesn't handle BSE and NSE.

Praveen.
 
#3
bvpraveen said:
Hai,

Is there any sites which offer paper trading. I just want to give it a try.
www.tradingsimulation.com seems doesn't handle BSE and NSE.

Praveen.
hi praveen,

U can also try www.indiabulls.com Stock Game.

All you need to invest is a little bit of grey matter! Each week you get a virtual limit of Rs 10 lakh to play the markets. And there's a bouquet of exciting opportunities if you Win. For starters, you will have your profiles displayed on the site along with a unique opportunity to share your view on the market and its nuances.

To access the indiabulls stock game, follow the steps.

1. www.indiabulls.com
2. Click "Markets & Research"
3. Click "Tools"
4. On the left side of the page, Click Stock Game
5. Click "I AGREE"
6. Register by clicking on the "NEW USER" option

Once registered, then go ahead and start investing virtually..

Regards
Mohammed Bin Haid
 
#5
bvpraveen said:
Hai,

Is there any sites which offer paper trading. I just want to give it a try.
www.tradingsimulation.com seems doesn't handle BSE and NSE.

Praveen.
Praveen,
You can also try http://www.wow-india.com/. It gives you Rs. 20 lakhs to play with.
 
#6
Thanks Kuldeep.[Sorry for the late reply]

Meanwhile, I'd been using Fibotrader for the past few days.
There is a featuer in it called - "Start training mode", where
we can simulate the "live" market actions, from the past data.
It's very nice. Just give it a try and its worth the time you spend.

I guess it even has some kind of "Portfolio management".

If you add with these "your" money management principles, we get
a "better than the best" mock trading software.

Best of luck,
Praveen.
 

avad

Well-Known Member
#10
Dude in my honest opinion papertrading is totally worthless. Start by trading equities in small capital, even if it is 1 single share.
 

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