JagSim is a free stock market simulator. Practice trading with $100k in virtual money on real charts. No signup, no card, just click and trade.
Most "free" trading tools make you hand over an email and confirm a link before you see a single chart. JagSim doesn't. You click, you land on a live demo, and you're placing your first trade before you'd normally finish a signup form. No account, no credit card, nothing to cancel later. If you like it and want to save your progress, you can make an account then. But you never have to.
Every new session starts you with a $100k virtual balance. It's fake money, and that's the whole idea. You can buy a hundred shares of something, watch it move, sell it, and feel exactly what that's like without a real dollar on the line. Blow the whole thing up on a dumb trade? Reset and go again. That freedom to mess up is how the practice actually sticks.
The prices you're trading against come from real market data on a 15-minute delay, not made-up numbers. Search almost any stock ticker or a crypto pair, pull up the chart, and trade it. Because it's a simulator, you're practicing against how the market actually moved, so the mechanics you learn here match how the real thing behaves.
You get the same order types a real broker gives you: market orders, limit orders, stop orders, and you can go short if you think something's headed down. This matters because knowing WHICH order to use is half of trading. Practicing the mechanics (setting a limit price, placing a stop, sizing a position) is a lot less scary when it's virtual money teaching you.
If you've never bought a share in your life, this is a safe place to figure out what any of it means. What's a bid versus an ask? What happens when you set a stop-loss? What does it feel like to watch a position go red? You learn all of that by doing it, not by reading about it, and here doing it costs you nothing.
There's no clock ticking on a trial and no "upgrade to keep trading" wall on the core simulator. Practice as long as you want, come back tomorrow, run it a hundred times. It's a tool I built to help people learn trading without risking cash, and the practice part stays free.
Yes. The stock market simulator is free to use, and you can start without making an account or entering a card. If you create a free account later to save progress, that's optional.
No. There's a live demo you can jump straight into and start trading virtual money right away. Signing up just lets you save your portfolio and come back to it.
Neither. It's a simulator with $100,000 in virtual money on real (15-minute delayed) market data. You're practicing, so you can't win or lose actual cash, and it's not a brokerage.
That's who it's built for. You can place your first practice trade in seconds and learn the order types, charts, and what going long or short feels like, all without risking anything.