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That's one way to put it, I guess. It's an experiment to see if you can use crowd-sourcing to reliably predict future prices, and it could also be a good way to practice your speculative skills without risking any money.

>> I can choose for example only to make the bet for one month price for the security I choose? The above is correct. For every prediction, you'll be able to select the time you want to predict for, from a restricted list: something like 1 week, 2 weeks, 4 weeks, 8 weeks, 16 weeks, etc...

>> You will use only the guesses of high rank players for the weighted average? Something like that. Higher ranked players' guesses will have more weight.

>> You will charge the fee for registration? If yes, how much? There'll be no registration fee, but you'll have to confirm your registration with a unique phone number and SMS verification. If you run out of virtual money due to a string of bad predictions, you'll have to pay cash for more...

No, it's a virtual money game. No cashing out.

Hello, I have an idea for a web based game: a site that lets you predict the future price of a stock or commodity. On registration with your phone, you'll be given 10,000 virtual dollars to speculate with. You'll be shown a list of hot stocks or commodities like GOOG, AAPL, crude oil...

That might mean, "stop trading until this is over" for some.

A foolish question?

how do i open a foreign brokerage account? Are the fees likely to be so high as to swallow all the interest?

I'm from West Africa and I've never travelled out. I'm basically looking for a safe place to put 40% of my monthly income.

Hello, I was at the TreasuryDirect website recently and I noticed that only investors based in the US can buy T-bills through the site. yet i read in the newspapers how foreign investors are buying a lot of US bonds. How can I do the same? regards, Nwoke.