Day Trade Master
Play Day Trade Master by @MarionClydeGalang, a free tycoon & simulation game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
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About Day Trade Master
Trade a volatile simulated market to hit a target profit without triggering a margin call.
How to play
- Watch the live market chart and current price.
- Tap Buy to open a long position or Sell to open a short position.
- Tap the same direction again to increase your position size.
- Tap the opposite direction to close your position and realize profit or loss.
- Reach the target equity before hitting the margin call limit.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap Buy or Sell to open positions, and Speed to change market pace.
- Keyboard
- Press B to Buy, S to Sell, and R to Restart.
- Mouse
- Click Buy or Sell to open positions, and Speed to change market pace.
More about this game
Day Trade Master is a real-time trading simulator where you must grow your starting balance of $10,000 to hit a target profit of $1,200. The market moves constantly, generating new candles based on volatility. You can open long (buy) or short (sell) positions. Opening a position in the same direction adds risk and increases your quantity, while trading in the opposite direction closes your current position. The run ends in a win if your equity reaches the target, or a loss if it drops to the margin call limit of $6,400.
Tips
- Your trade size is automatically calculated as 54% of your equity divided by the current price.
- Use the Speed button to cycle through up to 3 speed levels if the market is moving too slowly.
- Watch the Margin Buffer bar; if it empties, you will receive a margin call and lose the run.
FAQ
- How do I close a position?
- To close an open position, execute a trade in the opposite direction. For example, if you are long (Buy), tap Sell to close it.
- What happens if I tap the same trade button twice?
- Tapping the same direction while a position is open will add risk, increasing your current position quantity by 12%.
- What is a margin call?
- A margin call happens when your total equity drops to 64% of your starting balance ($6,400 by default), ending the game in a loss.
