Investopedia

Investopedia is a website and journal that offers content and services related to finance, investing, and trading. Cory Janssen and Cory Wagner founded it in 1999 with the goal of making financial decisions and ideas easier to understand and providing consumers greater control over their own money. In 2007, the creators of Investopedia sold the brand to Forbes Publications. Its parent firm was originally Dotdash, but in 2021 they purchased Meredith to form Dotdash Meridith, the biggest digital print company in the United States. Investopedia material is created by a team of experienced financial writers, but it is not intended to replace the advice of qualified attorneys, accountants, advisers, or other financial experts.

Investopedia originated as an online encyclopedia that defined financial words, but it has since evolved into a source of varied financial information, as well as a free stock or currency simulator and a training academy. Investopedia provides articles on a variety of topics on a regular basis, with over 30,000 entries on display. These articles are divided into several categories, including education, news, and money management. All articles are free to read. The free stock market simulator is one of the services provided by Investopedia. The paper trading profile, like demo accounts, allows users to practice stock trading with virtual money (up to $100,000). Users may use the simulator to trade stocks, ETFs, and options. The NYSE and Nasdaq markets have about 6,000 stocks in total. Traders can also participate in a game with other investors to see who can obtain the highest outcomes.

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