STONKS-9800: Stock Market Simulator

first 20 mins in the game I lost everything, so for the next 3 hours I went fishing and just ignore stocks market and debts

This game inspired me to start investing in the stock market.
Today, I'm a millionaire.
Not because of my stocks. My friends and I robbed a bank after playing Payday 2.
Still, my investments are doing very well, and this game is at least partly responsible for that.
This is a very fun & easygoing game that really hits that particular "retro Japanese PC aesthetic" that I'm lucky enough to be familiar with. If you have even a casual interest in that aesthetic, stocks, or laid back gaming, this is the game for you.

BUY LOW SELL HIGH, LINE GOES UP, BIG GREEN NUMBERS, RRAHHHHHHH.
Jokes aside, this game is very addictive, a very simplified version of the financial world but still fun, also although it said free mode I think the devs actually added some historical event/data into it as well because there is a bubble burst event in 1990 which actually happened irl, kinda neat.
I have one feature that I hope will be added in the future and that is bonds, government/private sector bonds would be great, on how the devs gonna implement it I'll leave it up to them, also please buff rent cost, in game my house got burned and I ended up renting a house and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ the rent cost is so expensive like 10k yen/day expensive. Oh and also a SELL ALL feature would be great, I have like 600K shares at some point and it took me a whole year to sell all of them, as well as SORT and FILTER function in exchange would be amazing too.

This game is impossibly unrealistic. You can actually make money and a beautiful woman will talk to you.

Great game, but there are some things that need work. For example, I became the most successful businessman in the world. I bought out many companies in distress, donated loads of money through charity, and hired and trained the brightest minds. In my old company which I created I trained all my employees to near perfect. After the company was successful I resigned as CEO and took a step back. I later created another company, and wanted to hire my old folks from gubo, many of them were not fond of me, after everything I had done to make the former company successful, they had no respect. I suggest that you keep some kind of prestige and respect in my profile and especially when contacting old coworkers, and employees from previous firms that i ran and managed from ground up to a big successful company.

-Be able to manage and create more than one company at a time (2 or 3 would be ideal and fun).
-give the ability to modernize houses you bought as a whole, it was tedious to have to modernize and upgrade every single real estate purchase one by one.

-Allow for more freedom in giving larger salaries. I was not able to give higher salaries to my employees, especially when i gave my new company a budget of 30 trillion, they all kept leaving which was very frustrating.

-perhaps automating the real estate upgrades, or amy could do it if you upgrade her. she could take care of small tasks like repairing your car, upgrading the houses, and buildings you buy.

-include more costs to the company operations such as establishing benefits for employees, severance pay if terminated or layed off, pension plan contributions.

-How about donating to universities, and in return they gear their top students to work for your firm once they graduate.

-Able to buy sports teams, and lobby politics for your own benefit through cash payments.

-Beautifully well done game, I just wish there was more to do once you reach trillion dollar status. I had achieved over 200 trillion, and then that was it.

-and far into the game please allow an option to propose to amy, i was hoping amy would marry me at some point, it was obvious she longed for me (the main character)

Highly Recommended. This game is absolutely fantastic.
In the early stage, you slowly build your fortune through stock trading — every yen counts. You’ll find yourself betting on horse races, playing pachinko, watching every market movement, and managing your relationships carefully.
As long as you catch the stock and real-estate booms before 1989 and 1992 (the years when Japan’s real bubble burst), you’ll get to experience what it truly feels like to be rich.
But later on, everything changes. Money becomes meaningless — just numbers on a screen.
I stopped trading stocks and buying property altogether; my companies were making so much profit every month that I couldn’t even spend it all. I ignored phone calls, went out only with my assistant, and started wasting time on gacha machines (500 yen per spin), even though a single stock trade could easily earn me 500 billion yen.
That’s when I realized — being too rich is actually boring.
Overall, this game perfectly captures the rise and fall of economic ambition.

How to be rich :
> Buy drug share
> Liquidate all before the police
> Build company
> Resign from CEO
> Sell all of the shares once the dividend drops
> Build new one
> Repeat
I wish real world be that easy