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Version 6.0.9 · 2026-10-29
Simple Stock helps you understand investing through lessons, quizzes and the finance glossary.
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The store currently lists version 6.0.9, updated 2026-10-29.






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What are stocks and ETFs, and how do they work?
Simple Stock introduces you to investing through short lessons, quizzes and a finance glossary. Explore financial markets, different types of investments and the relationship between risk and return. No prior knowledge required.
START WITH THE FUNDAMENTALS
Learn what stocks and bonds are, how stock exchanges work and what ETFs do.
MAKE SENSE OF RISK
Explore why investments rise and fall, how diversification works and how different investments fit together in a portfolio.
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING
Test what you have learned with quizzes and review questions.
FIND THE WORDS YOU NEED
Look up unfamiliar investment terms in the finance glossary.
EXPLORE FURTHER
Continue with lessons on global markets, sustainable investing, real estate and commodities.…
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Simple Stock helps you understand investing through lessons, quizzes and the finance glossary.
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