Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ explains paper trading, virtual funds, deposits, advice limits, guarantees, broker relationships, real-order restrictions, browser-local data, and simulation limits.
For educational purposes only. This platform does not provide financial advice, brokerage services, or real-money trading. All simulations use virtual funds.
What is paper trading?
Paper trading is a simulation method that lets learners practice decisions with virtual funds instead of real money.
Are real funds used here?
No. The simulator displays virtual balances and educational records only.
Can I add a deposit?
No. The platform has no deposit, withdrawal, wallet, card, or banking function.
Does this site give financial advice?
No. Lessons are general education and should not be treated as recommendations.
Are results guaranteed?
No. Simulated outcomes can differ from real execution and cannot guarantee future performance.
Is this connected to a broker?
No. The site is not a brokerage, does not open accounts, and does not route orders.
Can I place a real order?
No. Every action inside the simulator is educational and virtual.
What data is stored?
Journal and simulator entries are saved locally in your browser when you use those tools.
How does simulation differ from real trading?
Real markets include execution limits, fees, liquidity, emotions, tax effects, and the possibility of losing money.
Why include risk education?
Risk lessons help learners think in probabilities and prepare for uncertainty rather than chasing certainty.
