Buy High Sell Low: Stock Trading Simulator

 Buy High Sell Low: Stock Trading Simulator is a fictional IDX-style stock trading sim about chasing green candles, reading suspicious news, pretending you have a plan, and then learning why position sizing exists.

Start with limited cash in a procedurally generated market inspired by the chaos, rituals, and corporate drama of the Indonesian-style stock market. Research generated companies through STOCKBOT, read financial statements, follow news, stalk social chatter, attend RUPS/RUPSLB meetings, and decide whether today is a smart entry, a trap, or just another loud Tuesday.

The market is fictional, but the pain is spiritually accurate. Rumors can move prices. Corporate actions can rewrite the story. Broker flow can look convincing until it doesn’t. A company can sound like the future while its cash flow quietly screams in the corner.

Implemented Features:

— Trade fictional generated stocks in an IDX-style market with sectors, news, price moves, and corporate events

— Study companies through profile, financial, broker summary, key stats, and corporate action views

— Build investment theses using captured research evidence

— Follow fictional news and social posts for market context, rumors, hype, and questionable confidence

— Attend RUPS/RUPSLB meetings and deal with dividends, rights issues, stock splits, buybacks, tender offers, and other corporate-action headaches

— Manage life expenses, property, vehicles, and loans

— Experience company roadmaps, funding arcs, and Indonesian-flavored business stories

Planned Features:

— Learn through the in-game Academy, covering mindset, fundamentals, technicals, and corporate actions

Buy High Sell Low is currently in Early Access. The core trading loop is playable, while balance, content depth, UI polish, generated stories, and quality-of-life improvements will continue to grow over time.

This game is for entertainment and learning only. It is not financial, investment, tax, legal, or professional advice. Companies, tickers, events, prices, news, social posts, financial statements, and market outcomes are fictional or procedurally generated unless explicitly stated otherwise.