Wall Street Trader 2000
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Faster game play Increase the game speed and let a scenario run for a week. Then, set the speed to zero to review your choices and buy stock. The one week usually does not have any bad consequences. Stock limits Do not follow more than about six stocks. Focus on one or two sectors at a time to stay in control.

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