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About Stonks Rookie

Learn investing without the risk. Stonks Rookie is a stock market simulator that teaches financial literacy through real historical scenarios. Experience market crashes, bubbles, and rallies with fake money—so your mistakes teach lessons, not empty wallets. LEARN BY DOING • Trade stocks during famous market events (dot-com bubble, 2008 crash, COVID recovery) • Watch your portfolio react to real historical price movements • Discover WHY markets move through contextual insight cards DESIGNED FOR BEGINNERS • Zero jargon—concepts explained simply • 2-minute play sessions fit busy schedules • Fail safely: losing fake money beats losing real money FEATURES • Historical market scenarios with real stock data • Buy/sell mechanics with simulated cash • Time-lapse controls (play, pause, speed up) • Portfolio performance charts • Daily challenges to build streaks • Educational insights that explain market events Perfect for teens, young adults, and anyone curious about investing but intimidated by the real thing.

App privacy

The developer, Carey Winslow, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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