Educational trading apps?
- Thread starter Pinetree
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how about seriously some for adults?
what do you mean by that?
Both CNBC and Yahoo! (and I'm vaguely recalling Google) had portfolio functions that allowed them to be used as paper-trade accounts. That set-up is undoubtedly more wide spread now.
(I used CNBC in econ/macro-econ classrooms 10 years ago. A marvelous theme around which to stir news events, data releases, ect....)
(I used CNBC in econ/macro-econ classrooms 10 years ago. A marvelous theme around which to stir news events, data releases, ect....)
Thanks!
I tried once free bitcoin trading app by Bitcoin Flip, but kids are more interested in Forex than crypto markets 
Any recommendation on that?
Any recommendation on that?
cryptocurrency trading is a nascent field with a wild west atmosphere. adults could also use some worthwhile apps.
You are 100% true!
I tried once free bitcoin trading app by Bitcoin Flip, but kids are more interested in Forex than crypto markets
Any recommendation on that?
Oanda let’s you set up a practice account real time indefinitely, no need to fund. They’ll let you choose the hypothetical account size and everything. The charting is pretty feature rich for a phone also. I’ve never put in a dime with Oanda(choose IB) but still use their app for mobile charting years later.
what do you consider trading basic principles?Hello!
I was wondering is there ant cool forex or cryptocurrency trading apps that could help educate my children about trading basic principles?