Learn investing by actually investing.
Build a practice portfolio, experience real market events, and gain confidence — before risking real money.
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My investor journey
Year 0 of 10
You build a practice portfolio
Practice Portfolio
Virtual money — a practice account
Performance
Asset Allocation
- ETFs · 78%
- Bonds · 15%
- Cash · 7%
Holdings
- VOOS&P 500 ETFETF$8,800
- BNDTotal Bond ETFBond fund$1,680
Ask Clover
“What is an ETF?”
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Experience real markets
Practice with virtual money through market gains, corrections, and recoveries.
Understand why it happened
Learn investing concepts exactly when they matter — not in isolation.
Build confidence before investing
Graduate knowing how investing works before putting your own money at risk.
How it works
Three steps to real confidence
Build your first portfolio
Open a practice account and put $10,000 in virtual money to work — no risk.
Experience real market events
Live through years of gains, a downturn, and the recovery — one decision at a time.
Graduate with confidence
Finish knowing how investing actually works, ready for the real thing.
Meet Clover
Your investing companion
Clover travels with you the whole way — explaining ideas the moment they come up in your portfolio, and answering the real-world questions that come next.
The journey
A complete experience, not another course
You don't start a lesson. You start an investing journey — and see it all the way through.
- Build portfolio
- Year 1
- Market correction
- Recovery
- Graduate
A fundamentally different way to learn
Most investing apps
- Tell you what happened
- Articles and videos
- Real money required
- Concepts taught separately
Invest101
- Let you experience investing
- Interactive, learn-by-doing
- Practice portfolio first
- Learn while you invest
You don't learn investing by reading about it. You learn it by experiencing it.
Start your first investing journey today — free, with virtual money, before a dollar is ever at risk.
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