Practise trading decisions without risking real money.
Replay a market scenario, set risk, choose stop-loss and take-profit levels, and see how your decisions affect your fake balance and trader profile.
A risk-awareness drill, not a profit challenge
This uses simulated, historical-style price data. It is not live data and not a prediction. The goal is to rehearse good decisions before any real money is involved.
Risk per trade
Practise sizing a position to a fixed share of a fake balance.
Stop-loss & take-profit
Decide your exit before you enter, and see what happens when price gets there.
Leverage awareness
Understand how leverage changes margin and amplifies both directions.
Process, not profit
You're scored on decisions and discipline — not whether the fake trade won.
Major currency pairs can move quickly when leverage is used.
The simulator will explain more warnings and process feedback.
1% of $5,000 = $50 risked per trade.
Simulated, historical-style scenarios — not live data and not a prediction.
Your risk is mainly driven by low leverage and 1% risk per trade.
- Fake balance
- $5,000
- Risk per trade
- 1% = $50
- Leverage
- Low (~5×)
- Approx. exposure
- up to $25,000
- Scenario
- Range then breakout
- Market
- Forex
Exposure is the notional market size controlled by the fake position. Leverage can make exposure larger than the fake balance.
At the end, you'll receive a process score and trader profile based on risk control, stop-loss discipline, leverage awareness, cost awareness, patience and emotional decision-making — not profit.
This is not financial advice. The test is educational and does not predict trading performance.
Simulated, historical-style scenarios are not live data and not a prediction.
You can reset or change setup after the scenario.
Before you ever use real money
Understand the risks, the costs and the regulation behind any platform.
This is not financial advice. The test is educational and does not predict trading performance. Trading involves risk, and live results can differ significantly from simulated scenarios. Most retail CFD accounts lose money. Read the risk disclosure.