My account value has increased from its initial value of $100,000 to $180,000, and I started investing in this simulator only for the dopamine rush of gambling. Since I am not yet able to register an investment account, I would like to know if websites like Investopedia and other online simulators are accurate in terms of both money and amount of stocks. I am supposed to be in the top 35,000 out of 1.8 million players, am I?
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While investingopedia is a good resource for learning, models can never fully replicate actual markets. While your gains are outstanding, real trading is a different animal entirely, with costs, emotions, and market circumstances all coming into play.
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Gambling and investing are mutually exclusive.
You are more than just a male, too, or otherwise you would be aware of your superiority over most people.
To put it briefly, it was all sheer luck, most likely the result of a focused investment in lately performing stocks (NVIDIA, etc.).
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What did you invest in?
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It’s a different scenario when you use real money. The simulation appears to have never happened.
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You are the next Buffett, bro. 