Virtual Stock Exchange by Simon Gemmill

Complete Guide

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Virtual-Stock-Exchange.com

Overview: Virtual-Stock-Exchange.com is a trading simulation platform where users can learn about stock trading by participating in a virtual stock market using real-time data without using real money.

Buying Trades:

Selling Trades:

Chapter 2: Advanced Trades — Short Selling & Covering

Short Selling:

💡 You borrow shares and sell them now, planning to buy them back cheaper later.

Covering Trades:

Chapter 3: Magic and Binding

This chapter introduces “binding” techniques — metaphorical or experimental tools used for strategy tagging or symbolic automation.

How to Use Binding:

⚠️ The “magic” referenced may be metaphorical or symbolic. Use it as a creative organizational or ritualized practice — not an official trading feature.

Chapter 4: Using MarketWatch for Profit Manipulation

MarketWatch allows more aggressive strategies compared to other simulators.

Simultaneous Buy & Short:

You can buy and short the same stock at the same time.

Profit Manipulation Strategy:

❗Selling all at once can result in sudden loss of profit if the market turns quickly.

Chapter 5: Stop Loss Strategy for Dual Profiting

Stop loss orders help you automate trades if a stock hits a certain price.

Market Manipulation Using Stop Loss:

Outcome:

✅ Advantage: You profit in the direction of the breakout.
⚠️ Disadvantage: If the stock hits both stop losses due to a whipsaw, you may take a loss on both sides.

Chapter 6: The Thank You Page (Magic Binding Element)

To complete your trading ritual (and metaphorical “binding”), create a Thank You Page.

Steps:

🧙 This symbolic act is part of the “magic” binding practice and may serve as a psychological or organizational tool — not a technical requirement.

Conclusion:

This guide outlines both traditional virtual trading strategies and more creative, symbolic methods like “binding” and ritualized practices. Whether you follow strict financial logic or blend in personal meaning, this system encourages learning, experimentation, and psychological engagement with the market.