Stock Trading
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Stock trading is one of the most important features in Self-Made Billionaire: Stock Game and the most effective way to become a billionaire.
Stocks are divided into five sectors: IT, Bio, Consumer, Financial, and Energy.
Each season, the Top 50 companies from the previous season, based on company value, will be listed on the stock market.
Stock trading can be accessed by tapping the "Stock" tab in the UI.
The Status Tab in the stock UI displays the company's current assets:
A. Held Gold :
The total amount of gold currently owned by the company.
B. Total Assets :
The sum of total gold and the total value of stocks currently held by the company.
C. Total Purchase / Total Valuation :
Total Purchase → The total gold spent on purchasing the stocks currently held by the company.
Total Valuation → The current total value of the stocks held by the company.
D. Unrealized P&L / Return Rate :
Unrealized P&L → The increase or decrease in value compared to the total purchase amount.
Return Rate → Calculated as Unrealized P&L / Total Purchase Amount.
E. Asset Portfolio :
Displays the proportion of stocks currently held by the company.
F. Asset Details :
Provides a detailed breakdown of each stock held by the company.
Stock Overview
In the Exchange Tab of the stock UI, players can trade stocks.
Held Assets → Displays stocks currently held by the company.
All → Shows all stocks currently listed on the stock market.
Watchlist → Allows users to view stocks marked as favorites.
Sector → Conveniently filters and displays stocks by sector.
News → Quickly view the latest news and previous updates.
When selecting a stock, its chart and "Trade" button will be displayed. Tapping the "Trade" button opens the stock trading interface.
A. Order Book:
Displays the current price levels and the number of shares waiting to be bought or sold.
B. Buy / Sell / Trade History:
This page allows you to buy or sell the selected stock. You can also review previous transaction history.
C. Limit Order / Market Order:
Choose whether to purchase the stock at a set price (limit order) or at the current market price (market order).
D. Quantity Selection:
Tap to manually enter the desired buy or sell quantity. Use the slider to conveniently adjust the trade allocation.
E. Available Gold for Trading:
The maximum amount of gold that can be used for stock trading after deducting transaction fees.
F. Buy Button:
Executes a buy or sell order based on the selected conditions.
Short selling involves borrowing a stock, selling it, and later repurchasing it to return the borrowed shares.
Tip: It is beneficial to sell when stock prices are high and buy back when prices are low. The lower the stock price drops, the higher the profit.
The maximum amount of stock that can be borrowed for short selling at the current time.
As company value increases, the short selling limit also increases.
Collateral
Gold obtained by selling borrowed stocks through short selling.
Collateral is added to the total gold balance, but can only be used for stock repayment and not for any other purpose.
The collateral amount updates daily based on the previous day's closing price of the shorted stock. (UTC 00:00 update)
Repayment
Short selling positions can be held for a maximum of 3 days. After the deadline, stocks are automatically repurchased at market price.
Repayment deadlines are calculated collectively per day, not based on individual positions. (UTC 00:00 update)
Stock Status
Displays currently held stock names and their current prices.
Short Selling Status
Displays the average price of shorted stocks, borrowed quantity, and current profit/loss ratio.
When the repayment deadline expires, the shorted stocks are automatically repurchased at market price.
Early repayment is always possible before the deadline.
Additional short-selling positions can be opened, but existing positions cannot have their deadlines extended.
Interest is accrued on shorted stocks until the repayment deadline and is calculated daily before being settled collectively. (UTC 00:00 update)
Therefore, manually repaying before the deadline is more advantageous.
You can switch to short selling from the top-right of the existing Order Book.
Since short selling involves borrowing and selling stocks, it is conducted from the Sell section of spot trading.
Conversely, repayment (closing a short position) is done from the Buy section.
Other trading mechanics follow the same rules as regular stock trading.
Including transaction fees and trade history tracking.
