Stock Den

Taipei, 1994. Behind a corner store, there's a den with no sign on the door.
Everyone's racing for the same stocks. Whoever makes the most wins. Anything goes.

Jealous of Someone Else's Gains?

Peek at their holdings, cut their phone line.
Plant a story in the paper, or get a TV pundit to talk their stock down.
Caught peeking? You get punched to the floor, and the whole room sees it.

Read the Market

Every price comes from real order matching. Place a big enough order and you actually move the stock.
TV news flashes keep popping up, the paper lands every morning, and monthly sales, quarterly earnings and ex-dividend dates arrive on schedule. Read K-line charts from 5-minute to monthly.

Finance TV

Twelve TV pundits take turns shouting picks: slamming the desk, trash-talking, guaranteeing it'll go up.
Some are right, some make it up, and one always gets it backwards. Figure out which one yourself.
Or pay one to go on air and pump the stock you're holding.

Brick Phone

Everyone carries a brick phone. Hot tips, pump-together deals, loans, private stock trades: it all takes one call.
Charge for a tip: they only hear which stock after they pay, and whether it's true is up to you.
Call without giving your name to spread fake news, or pose as their broker or mother-in-law and con them.

Anything Can Happen in the Den

A wife storms in to catch her husband, slaps him and drags him out the door.
A sales auntie corners you to pitch insurance, multi-level marketing and burial niches.
Casino open in the back room? Watch out for a police raid. Anyone too slow to clear out gets fined on the spot.

The Back Room

Lost it all? The host can open the casino: Little Mary, the poke board and the lotto. One more shot.

Daily Challenge

The whole world plays the same market. Compete on net worth on the global leaderboard.

Features

• Up to 9 at a table with friends, or play solo with AI regulars
  
• Host a room and invite Steam friends, or just share the room code
  
• Three modes: Fixed Days, Race to Target and Margin Call (knocked-out players can still use their leftover cash to mess with others)
  
• Secret missions: draw a card each day, complete it on the sly, and find out who's been up to something at the close
  
• Daily Challenge with a global leaderboard
  
• Margin buying, short selling, index futures, warrants, the back-room casino and random events, each switchable by the host
  
• Sixteen den regulars to play with
  
• Twelve finance TV pundits shouting picks every day

Investing involves risk. Please read the prospectus before entering the den.
All markets, companies and news in the game are fictional and not investment advice. The casino uses in-game money only and cannot be cashed out.