Ronin Software is pleased to announce, as of January 1, 2022, the latest
release of our software game program, "Wall Street Raider," for Windows
(Version 9.50). (From $21.95) Major new features in this upgrade include
the addition of a new asset investment class, cryptocurrencies Bitcoin
and Ethereum, plus futures trading on each of these wildly fluctuating
speculations. Among many other new features, Version 9.50 builds in
inflation to asset prices of gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Wall Street Raider, now played by registered purchasers in over 110
countries and all 50 U.S. states, is a highly realistic simulation of
the stock market and global economy, in which each player begins with up
to $1 billion and competes against up to four other human or computer
players in buying, selling and shorting stocks, trading government bonds,
corporate bonds (including convertible bonds), put and call options,
and commodity and stock index futures, and entering into interest rate
swap derivatives contracts (which are basically bets on the direction
of various interest rates) with brokers or financial institutions
as the counter-party. The simulation consists of up to five players
and up to 1,590 corporations in 70 industry groups, which includes 15
Exchange-Traded Funds ("ETFs") that invest in stocks and in other
investments such as options or commodities.
Players can also buy up control of one or more companies and manage them,
attempting to increase each company's stock price by various means, including
a full range of realistic corporate financial transactions, such as mergers,
liquidations, spin-offs, LBOs, stock and bond offerings, etc.. Highly
successful players have the potential to sometimes gain control of several
hundred companies, in building their financial empire.
The object of the game is to parlay your already large initial
$1 billion stake into a massive corporate empire, increasing your
net worth to more than that of any of the other players, whether
they are human players or computer players.
All action in this fun and educational game occurs in a simulated "live"
economy and stock market, using a simulated online discount brokerage account.
Play is punctuated at times by financial booms or shocks, technology or
marketing breakthroughs (or breakdowns) at individual companies, and major
political or economic events, with constantly scrolling stock and news
headline tickers providing a massive flow of investment information.
The investment environment constantly changes as players do their
investment research and trading, using the wide range of research tools
provided, while seeking out profitable investments in the turbulent and
very realistic financial financial markets and economic model created
by the simulation. No two games are ever the same.
Developed by author Michael D. Jenkins, a Harvard-trained lawyer, CPA,
and lifelong investor in stocks, bonds and options, Raider is a highly
addictive, realistic stock trading game that is designed to teach players
about investing as well as to entertain, and no two games are ever the
same. Because of its realism, Wall Street Raider is one of very few
software games that has actually led numerous long-time players into
important careers as investment counselors, hedge fund managers, mutual
fund operators, and floor traders on stock exchanges and options exchanges.
See comments and testimonials from numerous
individuals whose lives have been positively affected by what they learned
from playing this simulation.
Wall Street Raider is offered for sale by Ronin Software at $21.95
for the full (registered) version, and Windows users may download the
free "try-before-you-buy" shareware version that is limited by
game length -- 2 game years instead of 35 years of play -- and by
some stock charts and options trading not being available at all times.
Home school teachers or administrators will be granted free site
licenses for their classes, upon request, after contacting the author.
More information is available at:
www.roninsoft.com/wsraider.htm.
See below to order or to download the free trial version.
(CAUTION: "Wall Street Raider" is highly addictive, and may be hard on your
nerves as you anxiously await the next upcoming quarterly earnings release
that will affect the biggest stock holding or short position in your portfolio!)