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Corporate Raider: The Pirate of Wall St.
Sequel to the excellent but little-known Inside Trader, Corporate Raider is also an excellent stock market simulator.
This time, however, you are the owner of a company instead of an outside investor in Inside Trader. This role change means that you will have to adopt a different mindset and strategies than in Inside Trader to succeed, although the goal is still to accumulate wealth. Instead of paying for expert advice, you'll have to rely more on your own judgment and trading acumen to choose stocks.
As the name of the game suggests, one of your goals is to corner your own sector, taking over competitors. At the same time, you must be wary of them buying your own company and forcing you out of the CEO's chair. You can choose which business you want to be in at the beginning of the game (e. g. automotive, retail, etc. ), although they don't seem to differ much from each other in the context of the game, except that some industries are more competitive than others, which means you'll spend more time trying to take over all of them.
Overall, Corporate Raider has a lot to offer finance enthusiasts. While its underlying model is not as solid as, say, Wall $treet Raider, news still affects the market, and the many not-so-legal options at your disposal make the game refreshing.
