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Market Skill-Builder
Financial Markets & Financial Software The Skill-Builder for Financial Trading - Financial Training Software.

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What the Reviewers say

Independant Ratings of MSB:

• Fun Factor: 7.

• Education: 8.
• Evaluation: 9 ("MSB is one of the best programs for evalution. Once you've traded, you can review market action and your performance. You can see results as daily profits, losses and draw-downs. King likens this to how football players review tapes of each play - not just the final score - after games.").
• Operation: 6 ("MSB suffers in the user-friendliness category due to its sophistication, but after a few sessions, the process is clear.").

"Cool Tool . . . Sometimes the product stork drops something on the review bunker front steps that isn't really a fit for Internet Week. Most times we just discard it or send it back. Every once in a while, though, we get a product that, though not a direct fit for the Reviews section, is nevertheless very cool . . . start digging into the guts of MSB, you'll be rewarded with a very valuable teaching tool."

Oliver Rist, InternetWeek, Feb. 23, 1998.
Link to the full article.

"King has created software of real value to traders . . . Market Skill-Builder is the sort of fun, exciting, innovative software you like to see appear on the software development front . . . ideal for beginners as well as old hands . . . I recommend gamers and ambitious traders inquire about Market Skill-Builder. "

"The manual has one of the most lucid explanations of how financial markets work that I have seen: a worthwhile read for investors at all levels of expertise . . . The most telling thing about the software is that it has been developed and used by a professional investor over many years. This shows through in the way Market Skill-Builder is clearly focused on the practicalities."

" . . . Excellent software . . . should pay for itself many times over . . . a tool developed by a professional trader who has made a living from the markets . . . slick in operation".