Market Masters

Market Masters — Learn to invest, the UK way Ever wondered what it's actually like to invest - without risking a penny? Market Masters is a stock market simulation built around one simple idea: the best way to learn investing is to actually do it. One shared market, every player Unlike most trading games, Market Masters isn't just you against a random number generator. Every player sees the same 20 fictional companies, the same prices, and the same breaking news — updated once a day, exactly like a real market. Read the headlines, watch how they move prices, and trade on what you learn. Built on real UK investing, not made-up rules This isn't generic trading — it's modeled on how investing actually works in the UK: • A general Invest account and a tax-free Stocks & Shares ISA, capped at the real £20,000/year allowance • Dividends — some companies pay you just for holding their shares, quarter after quarter • A simplified UK tax model so you can actually feel the difference between investing inside an ISA and outside one • Realistic risk — prices move on growth, stability, volatility, and the news you're reading in-game Learn as you go A dedicated Learn section walks you through the concepts as you play: what a share actually is, why diversification matters, the pitfalls that catch new investors out, and how ISAs and dividends can work together to build a real income stream — all tied directly to the game you're playing, not generic textbook theory. What you'll do • Buy and sell shares across 5 sectors — Technology, Energy, Finance, Healthcare, Consumer • Track your portfolio's performance and every trade you've ever made • Fund your ISA and watch your tax-free growth pull ahead • Earn dividend income without selling a single share • Read the news before the market reacts to it No risk. No real money. Just real skills. Market Masters is a fictional simulation for education and practice — nothing here is financial advice, and there's never any real money involved. It's simply the safest place to make your investing mistakes before you make them for real. Start with £500 and see where your first investing decisions take you.