Markets
Your names first, then the market, what JagSim is trading, the close's movers and the headlines. Every company has its own page.
Company
Price, filings and financial statements for any listed companyWhat the company does and its price today, from the licensed feed and its SEC filings. Yearly and quarterly financial statements and the filings themselves are readable here. Your cost if you hold it is under Your position. Compare puts it beside SPY and up to four other names.
Look up a ticker and its headlines are one tap away on News.
Financials
As filedIncome statement · balance sheet · cash flow · quarters · ratiosFilings
10-K · 10-Q · 8-K · Form 4Read the documents here, without leaving JagSimPrice facts
Daily closesReturns, volatility, drawdown and the same measures for SPYYour position
Your trades and costChart
Candles, the trades you made and your cost, drawn on one chart. These are Pro tools. The company's price path is in the section above.Real-time, licensed third-party market feed for simulation, not a broker quote.
More on JagSim
Community lists, what other members hold, and what-if tools. Optional.
Community baskets
Member listsLists that include this companyWhat other members hold
JagSim paper accountsPopular does not mean good.
How JagSim traders are positioned
Describes JagSim paper-trading activity only. Not a trading signal.
Where the community thinks it goes
Community opinion only, not a prediction or recommendation by JagSim.
What-if
Replay your own trades, your numbersResults are hypothetical and educational only. Not investment advice.
Calendar
Earnings, ex-dividend dates, splits and market holidaysThe week ahead for what you hold or watch comes first; under it, one month grid, with your holdings as the dark chips. Tap a day for its list.
Earnings: the day a company reports its quarterly results; the price often moves. Ex-date: you must own the shares before this day to receive the dividend. Market holiday: the US stock market is closed all day.
Compare
Two to five names on one chart, every line starting at 100Their figures side by side. SPY, the S&P 500 fund, is the yardstick every name is measured against. Overlay: every name starts at 100. Drawdown: how far each fell from its high inside the range. Excess vs SPY: how much better or worse each did than the fund. History, not a pick.
Screener
280 names: large US stocks, sector funds and coins. Not the whole market.A fixed practice list, priced at the latest closes: filter and sort by 1-month momentum, RSI, volatility, dividend yield and 1-year return. The list carries no market cap and no P/E; both are on each company page. Open any name on its company page or trade it on Chart.