This is followed by another buying and selling session then by tosses of dice to determine new stock prices. Fines and taxes may be assessed during the following each buying and selling session. At the end of the game, all consumers sell their stock and count their money. The consumer with the largest profit is considered the winner. Materials include stock certificates which are bought and sold during the game.
Money is used in all denominations from fives through five-thousand dollar bills.
With the exception of the timer, all materials needed can be made by the teacher with a minimal amount of time and effort. This game gives every student the opportunity to experience success in math class regardless of skill level. Students purchase and sell, count money, and make change. They gain a limited understanding of how the stock market works. A variety of skills, including social skills, are developed while playing the game.