In that case, I would consider doing what Matthias did for for his game [1] The computer will present you with a random historical stock chart of an actual

In that case, I would consider doing what Matthias did for for his game [1] The computer will present you with a random historical stock chart of an actual large cap (S&P 500) security, without telling you which company and time period the chart represents. You are then given the opportunity to reveal the stock chart one day at a time, selecting to "buy" or "sell" the stock at various times. After a maximum of one year is played for the security, the actual name of the company, and what time period the graph was for is revealed... You are rated on how much profit you made over the days you were invested... [compared] to a strategy of "buy and hold" on the stock. [1] http://chartgame.com/ http://chartgame.com/