Fantasy football, for the stock market
Draft, set your lineup, talk trash, settle on the weekend — but the scoreboard is the real market.
A live snake draft across a five-thousand-ticker board. When NVIDIA's gone, it's gone — your rival owns it all season.
Deploy your $100,000, then the lineups lock and real prices take over. Best return when Friday closes takes the matchup.
Winners lift a stock straight off the loser's roster, plus a share of their capital — the league sets the stakes. Then the round-robin hands everyone a fresh opponent.
Three pathways, fifty-four modules — written like a course, not a glossary. From "what is a stock" to DCF models.
How markets actually work, reading a chart without flinching, and why diversification is the only free lunch.
Valuation, financial statements, factor investing, and the discipline of sizing a position like you mean it.
Derivatives, commercial real estate, lending, distribution waterfalls — the material most people pay for.
5,000+ real stocks and ETFs, with live prices, logos and beta.
Offer any of your stocks for any of theirs. On accept, they swap teams at market.
A full paper-trading portfolio on real market data. Blow up the account that doesn't matter first.
Run a $20M endowment through a crash. Survive thirteen weeks at a hedge-fund desk.
2% transfers for a friendly league, 20% for a blood sport. The host decides.
Every dollar is virtual. Every price is real. Zero downside, all bragging rights.
No. Every league runs on virtual capital — $100,000 by default, set by the host. Real market prices, real competition, zero financial risk.
Two players make a league; up to twelve fit in one. You can even solo-draft to learn the ropes. Share the six-character join code and you're in.
Yes — live market data across 5,000+ listed stocks and ETFs. Scoring runs on real prices during market hours; between sessions, everything holds honestly flat.
You take one stock off your opponent's roster plus a percentage of their capital — the league sets it, anywhere from 2% to 20%. Then the round-robin hands you a fresh opponent.
That's the point of the game. The academy takes you from "what's a stock?" to DCF models across 54 modules, and the practice floor lets you paper-trade before your first draft.
Create a league, share the code, draft at market close — live by Monday's open.