Stock Portfolio Profit Game
Simulate buying and selling fictional shares while accounting for trading fees, proceeds, and realized gains or losses.
Business accounting puzzle
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Instructions, device progress and accessibility
Choose difficulty and Practice or UTC Daily challenges. Solve the accounting questions, then press Check answer. Hints and Undo mark the round assisted. Scores save locally; no account or real stock data is required.
Local progress is checked when play begins.
How to play Stock Portfolio Profit Game
Simulate buying and selling fictional shares while accounting for trading fees, proceeds, and realized gains or losses. Each problem has its own business scenario and is checked against the accounting formula. Start at Easy and increase difficulty when ready. The daily challenge uses the same questions for each date and difficulty.
Accounting concept and formula
Buy 10 shares at $20 with a $2 buy fee: purchase cost is $202. Sell them at $25 with a $3 sell fee: net proceeds are $247, so the realized gain is $45.
Stock prices are simulated, not live, and this is an educational math game rather than investment advice.
Worked example
Buy 10 shares at $20 with a $2 buy fee: purchase cost is $202. Sell them at $25 with a $3 sell fee: net proceeds are $247, so the realized gain is $45.
Common mistakes to avoid
Stock prices are simulated, not live, and this is an educational math game rather than investment advice. Always identify which line item belongs in the formula, verify the sign of a gain or loss, and check that your final answer uses the indicated unit.
Frequently asked questions
How do fees affect stock profit?
Purchase fees increase cost and selling fees reduce proceeds, which lowers profit.
Are these actual market prices?
No. Every stock scenario uses fictional, generated prices for practice.