Support & FAQ
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No. StarBux is simulation currency for learning. You cannot withdraw it as cash, and trades on StockSt are not real-money investments.
Open a stock page from Stocks, then use Buy or Sell.
You need a trader account with available StarBux (for buys) or shares (for sells). Track positions from
My Portfolio.
StockSt runs a scheduled market session. A banner at the top of the site shows when the market is open, closed, or near open/close.
Orders placed while the market is closed wait until trading resumes.
If you joined a classroom, your teacher can pause trading for the class. You’ll see a notice on your portfolio until they turn trading back on.
Manage or leave a class from Classroom.
Use Suggest a person. Popular, well-researched suggestions are more likely to become tradable stocks.
Start at Learn for lessons and glossary.
Teachers can open Teacher Hub for plans and games, and
My Classroom to create a class and share a join code.
Logged-in traders can use Add funds when a fund code is available (often from a teacher).
For login or registration problems, describe what you see in the contact form below.
No. StockSt is an educational simulation. Nothing on the site is investment, tax, or legal advice.
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