The capital market sounds like a closed world: English terms, graphs that look like noise, and everyone around you talking confidently about something that no one has ever explained to you.
Simvy is a Hebrew app for learning the capital market from scratch, for beginners: 101 lessons of about 10 minutes, a virtual money trading simulator on real market prices, a diary that analyzes your trades, and a market news edition in Hebrew twice a week.
Simvy is an educational app only. There is no investment advice here, no buy or sell recommendations, no signals, and no connection to a broker. The simulator operates with virtual money only.
■ What is open without payment
• Introduction to the capital market course: 9 lessons and a summary test
• The simulator, with no limit on the number of trades
• The diary and personal trading rules
• The news edition
You don't need a credit card to get started, and you can start without opening an account.
■ What does Simvy PRO open (monthly subscription that renews automatically)
• The four main courses: Technical Analysis (26 lessons), Fundamental Analysis (15), Market Psychology (20), Risk Management (14)
• Four extension courses: Accounting (7), The Israeli Investor (3), Crypto (3), Macroeconomics (4)
• The level tests in these courses, and the practice area
■ What do you learn
• Introduction to the capital market: What is a stock, how does a stock exchange work, what is the difference between an index and a fund, and what happens when you click "buy"
• Technical analysis: Japanese candlesticks, trends, support and resistance, trading volume, moving averages, RSI and MACD
• Fundamental analysis: Business model, economic moat, multiples, debt and leverage, and the reporting season
• Market psychology: Fear, Fomo, overconfidence and the herd, the biases that bring down even experienced traders
• Management Risks: Position Size, Stops, Spread and Expectation, the Knowledge That Separates Mistake from Catastrophe
■ How to Learn
• Lessons of about 10 minutes. Each lesson ends with a practice, not a summary
• Most lessons can also be listened to
• The technical analysis course has 46 questions that are answered directly on a price chart, in 23 of the 26 lessons: tap a candle, mark a support area, connect points to a trend line
• To move to the next level in the course, complete the lessons and pass the level test
• More than 500 terms in the dictionary: tap an unfamiliar word in the middle of the lesson and get a definition
■ Trading simulator: the market is real, the money is virtual
• A virtual $10,000 account, which you can reset and start over
• 83 assets: 63 stocks traded in the US (including Israeli companies traded there), 12 ETFs and 8 cryptocurrencies
• Short buying and selling, market order and limit order for entry
• Stop, trailing stop and target, adding to position and closing Partial
• Chart with candlestick times from one minute to one week, indicators (moving averages, VWAP, Bollinger Bands, RSI, MACD, ATR) and drawing tools such as trendline and Fibonacci
• No bank account, no credit card and no broker
Prices are updated approximately once a minute and are not in real time.
■ The diary: not only what is happening in the market, but also what is happening with you
Most people do not have difficulty in the capital market because they lack information, but because they are stressed. That is why Simvy has a diary:
• Every trade closed in the simulator is entered into the diary: the entry, the exit, the stop and the result, and what you chose to fill in: the reason for the entry, what will cancel it, and what you thought in retrospect
• Performance score for each trade, which checks whether you followed the plan and not the result
• Personal trading rules: Choose from 14 rules that are based on the rates, and set the number yourself. A trade that violates a rule receives a warning before entry
• Daily check-in of mood and concentration, to see how your condition is related to the results
• A sequence of days that keeps the pace
■ Market news in Hebrew
Edition twice a week, usually on Friday and Sunday: main article, summary of the week, and a "learning context" paragraph in each article. News and learning, not a recommendation.
■ Why it's different
Simvy does not sell you a stock or refer you to a broker. We teach, and that's all. What you do with this knowledge, and when, is your decision alone.
Educational content only. The above does not constitute investment advice, investment marketing or portfolio management, and should not be considered a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. The simulator operates with virtual money only and without making real transactions. Performance in the simulation does not guarantee similar results in real trading. Investing in the capital market involves risk, including the loss of the entire investment. Market data is presented for educational purposes and may be delayed.
Stock simulator with virtual money, transaction log and 101 lessons in Hebrew. Education, not advice.