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Each game teaches a different investing concept. Play them in order — or jump to any one you like.
🎲 Trading Simulation
The Market Rollercoaster
Markets go up and down — but does that mean you should panic and sell? Let’s find out together!
Imagine you’ve been investing ₹10,000 every year. Suddenly the market drops 20%. Your portfolio goes red. What do you do?
Vikram invested ₹10,000 every year. See what happens year by year — the NAV (price per unit) changes each year, affecting how many units he gets!
Vikram got the most units in one particular year. Which year was it — and why?
Vikram invested ₹10,000 every year for 6 years. The final NAV (price per unit) at the end of Year 6 is ₹134.4.
Vikram invested ₹60,000 in total. What do you think his investment is worth now?
Knowing what you know now — if you had started a SIP and then saw the market drop 30% in one year, what would be the smartest move?
The Three Investors
Three friends. Same market. Completely different results. Who wins — and why?
Riya — The Steady SIP Investor
Invests ₹1,00,000 every single year for 12 years. No excuses. No market-watching.
Meera — Lump Sum
Invests ₹12,00,000 all at once in Year 1. Then sits back and waits.
YOU — The Market Timer
You play as Kavya. You have ₹12,00,000. Each year, you’ll see the market price and decide: invest now, or wait for a better opportunity?
Each year you’ll see the NAV (price per unit). Decide how much of your ₹12L budget to invest — or skip the year entirely. Remember: Riya invests ₹1L every year automatically. Meera invested all ₹12L in Year 1.
All three had exactly ₹12,00,000. Same money. Same market. Same 12 years. Here’s what happened:
💰 Visual Comparison
The ₹10 vs ₹20 NAV Paradox
Everyone thinks a lower NAV means a cheaper fund. Let’s bust this myth — with pizza! 🍕
You invest ₹10,000 in one fund. Which gives you a better deal?
Your friend Priya says: “I’m choosing Fund X because its NAV is only ₹15, while Fund Y’s NAV is ₹500. Fund X is so much cheaper!” What would you tell her?
A brand new mutual fund just launched at ₹10 NAV. Your colleague Arun is very excited: “This is amazing — ground floor entry! It’s like a ₹10 stock, so cheap!”
What would you say to Arun?
You invest ₹10,000 in a fund at NAV ₹50 — you get 200 units. The fund then announces a ₹5 dividend per unit. You’re excited — free money! 🎉
After the dividend is paid out, your NAV becomes…?
The ₹1 Crore Ladder
₹10,000 a month sounds small. Can it really become ₹1 Crore? Climb the ladder and find out!
₹30 Lakhs invested over 25 years. What do you think it grows to?
₹10,000/month SIP at 12% returns. Watch the growth accelerate!
🏆 Target: ₹1 Crore
₹10K/month × 25 years = ₹30L invested
You just watched ₹10K/month grow to ₹1.9 Crore in 25 years — shocking, right?
Now imagine you keep going for just 5 more years. Same ₹10K/month. Same 12% returns. Just patience.
What does your money grow to at Year 30? 🎯
What if someone said “I’ll start investing in 5 years”? Here’s what they lose forever:
“The first 10 years build the ladder. The last 10 years climb it.”
— Investing for MummiesRadha’s Money Mission
Help Radha navigate 8 real-life mutual fund situations. Answer questions, earn stars, master investing!
Help Radha Make Smart Money Moves!
Radha is just like many of us — a working mum trying to make sense of mutual funds. Put yourself in her shoes and help her navigate 8 real-life money situations. Each correct answer earns you stars!
Assets: Equity Holdings ₹850, Debt Holdings (Bonds) ₹50, Cash & Bank Balance ₹20
Liabilities: ₹15
Units Outstanding: 40
Total Assets = Equity + Debt + Cash
Average Cost = Total Amount ÷ Total Units
| Month | SIP Amount | NAV | Units Purchased |
|---|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | ₹10,000 | ₹200 | |
| Month 2 | ₹10,000 | ₹180 | |
| Month 3 | ₹10,000 | ₹220 | |
| Month 4 | ₹10,000 | ₹240 | |
| Total | ₹40,000 | — |
Mutual Fund Terms
Definitions
👇 Step 1 — Read each friend’s need carefully:
👆 Step 2 — Click a fund to select it ✨, then click the right friend above:
🎉 Mission Complete!
You helped Radha navigate the world of mutual funds!
Wheel of Gold
Spin the wheel, land on a real-world event, and predict — does gold go UP or DOWN?
The wheel has 8 real-world factors that affect commodity prices. Spin to land on one, then predict if the price goes UP 📈 or DOWN 📉. Get an explanation after every answer!
Wheel of Silver
Spin the wheel, land on a real-world event, and predict — does silver go UP or DOWN?
The wheel has 8 real-world factors that affect silver prices. Silver has a unique double life — it’s both a precious metal and an industrial commodity. Spin to land on a factor, then predict if the price goes UP 📈 or DOWN 📉.
The ChaiBoss Challenge
Learn how EPS, P/E ratio, and real-world events move stock prices — through India’s favourite chai company!
Think of a stock like a chai recipe — its price depends on many ingredients: earnings, market mood, competition, and more. In this game, you’ll run a fictional chai company and see how real-world events affect your stock price, EPS, and P/E ratio.
Well Done!
You’ve completed the ChaiBoss Challenge
Select the habits you spend on every week. We will show you what happens when you redirect just that amount into a SIP instead.
3 Buckets
Where does each financial product belong? Sort them into the right bucket — Emergency, Stability, or Growth!
You’ll see a financial product or goal. Sort it into the right bucket. Some tricky items accept more than one correct answer! Watch each icon fly into the bucket.
3 Buckets
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Double or Nothing
The fastest mental shortcut in investing. 5 rounds. Beat the clock. No calculator allowed.
📊 My First Trade
Experience buying & selling stocks in a safe, simulated environment. No real money involved!
🏆 Your Final Report Card
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