Learn to Invest
Introduction
What is a Stock?
How to Choose a Stock
Active Trading vs Portfolio Management
How to start testing multiple strategies
What is an ETF?
How to Choose ETFs
What is short selling?
What is a Bond?
What is an Option?
Diversification Score
What is Portfolio Management Strategy?
What is Diversification?
What is the Diversification Score?
How to Build a Basic ETF Portfolio
What are asset-classes?
What is Industry Exposure?
What is Geopolitical Exposure?
How to read impact on diversification
Sharpe Ratio
What is Volatility?
What is Return?
What is Sharpe Ratio?
How to Improve Sharpe Ratio
How do I measure risk?
What are average excess returns?
What is a good Sharpe Ratio?
Challenge Metrics
Innovating Recruitment
Recruitment Resources
Showcasing your work on EquitySim
Designing a stand-out resume
Preparing for the S+T interview
STAR Structure for Behavioural Interview Questions
Interview Prep: Tell me about yourself
Interview Prep: Pitch me an Investment Idea
Interview Practice - Partner Exercise
Interview Prep: What to wear
Why employers should work with EquitySim
2022 Financial Markets Campus Recruitment Insights
Case Study: 2019 Credit-Suisse Results
Our Simulation
Simulation Walkthrough
How-to: Company Pages
How to: Discovery
How-to: Portfolio Holdings
How to: Activity
How to: Leaderboard
How to: Performance
How to: Challenges
How to Trade
How to: use EquitySim to improve your recruitment potential
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- Can I undo a trade?
Can I undo a trade?
If you look close enough you will find many discrepancies between our simulation and the real world. The simulation is not meant to mirror the real world, but rather to reflect it.
"Undeserved" wins or losses generated by price inaccuracies should be accepted as part of the simulation and treated as good/bad luck.
We cannot undo trades
The time and cost of undoing a trade are significant. To keep a fair playing ground, undoing a trade for one person would mean we would need to do it for everyone.
If you incurred a loss due to a data issue or system error you will need to absorb it and adjust accordingly. This might feel unfair but it is just bad luck, which is another element one much learn to manage in the markets.
Good luck in the simulation, we hope you make the most out of your learning experience with EquitySim!
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