TBTICKER BARONSA WALL STREET STORY

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    THE EXCHANGE

    A fortune is made one move at a time.

    Market board

    8 SECURITIES
    COMPANYLAST / WEEK
    Quotes exclude spread, slippage & commission

    LAST 26 WEEKS

    Write an order

    THE LONG GAME

    Make your name. Keep your fortune.

    Reach $100,000 and survive the closing bell of 1929.

    Fortune target
    Keep results and alerts; expand for the full Gazette.
    A NOTE FROM YOUR BROKER

    Welcome to the Street.

    You have $25,000 and three years. Finish 1929 with $100,000 to make your name.

    1. Read the Gazette. Headlines reflect expectations already largely priced into the market. New surprises may reinforce or reverse them.
    2. Choose a company and place an order. Buy or sell any whole number of shares. Fees are 0.4%, with a $2 minimum. Buy and sell fills include a small spread, size impact, and slippage. Estimates show the possible fill range; a limit order fills immediately at your price or better, or cancels without a fee.
    3. Work the tape. Each week has three sessions. Next session makes small quote changes without charging weekly interest or dividends. Sessions are finite; the market does not move while you wait. The main Next session button moves you through them one at a time. In the final session it becomes Close week. It stays at the top of the screen; the mobile bottom bar offers the same action.
    4. Answer the knock. Up to two offers may arrive each week. Read the terms, then accept or decline. Some deals resolve at later closes; all choices are logged. You can trade to raise cash before answering, and declining has no penalty. Refreshing does not change an offer or reroll its outcome.
    5. Ring the next bell. “Close week” settles prices, events, dividends, interest, and rivals. Each close opens a Gazette roundup of your results and the week ahead. Choose compact reports for a quicker review; alerts always remain visible. Return to trading to open the next chapter. Space performs the same next-session or close-week action when you are outside a form.
    6. Borrow carefully. Margin allows up to 2.5× exposure. Falling below 25% equity triggers a forced sale.
    7. Survive 1929. The October panic hits the whole market, with forced selling, wider execution costs, and an uncertain recovery. Speculative stocks suffer most; cash provides shelter. A relief rally is no guarantee that the decline is over.
    8. Become a baron. At $35,000, influence campaigns unlock. Rivals notice at $50,000. Schemes move stocks but attract government scrutiny.

    This is an alternate-history strategy game. Companies are from the era; quotes, outcomes, tycoons, enforcement penalties, and rules are simplified game mechanics. There is no SEC in this 1920s setting. Progress stays in this tab unless you choose “Save on this device.”
    A FRESH LEDGER

    Start over in 1927?

    This replaces your current run and any save on this device.
    The Street Gazette
    THE CLOSING BELL

    The tape at the bell

      What moved the Street

      The headlines in play during this close. Market surprises and rival moves also shaped prices.

        At your broker’s desk

          Dates & obligations to watch

             THE FINAL EDITION
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