Wall Street Raider

Version history for Wall Street Raider shows you how often it was updated over the past months (starting Jan 06, 2005) as well as 'what is new' information for each update (if available, since this information provided by the author).

Version:	5.30
Size:	1840 KB
OS:	Windows 98/NT/2000/XP/Vista
Interface:
Description:	A highly sophisticated financial simulation; a corporate takeover and stock market game and simulation in which you trade, invest and finagle against backdrop of constantly scrolling stock and news tickers. NOW INCLUDES OPTIONS TRADING AND CHARTS!!

v 5.30 updated on Nov 14, 2009

Minor upgrade. Menu button added to permit prepayment of taxes. Tax treatment of spin-offs changed.

v 5.0 updated on Apr 06, 2009

User interface re-designed; options trading extended to all corporations; stocks auto-added to streaming quotes list; 6 kinds of new taxes

v 4.90 updated on Jan 11, 2009

Printing feature added for data screens; companies now can manipulate earnings with hidden reserves; new insider trading restrictions

v 4.80 updated on Oct 06, 2008

Early exercise of stock options enabled; players now given month of game time to consider merger offers; added info on antitrust lawsuits

v 4.50 updated on Sep 19, 2007

Stock charts added, tracking monthly stock prices of all 1590 companies for previous 60 months; choose large or small chart size

v 4.0 updated on Nov 01, 2006

Options trading added; now possible to buy, sell, or sell short, put or call options on stocks, for 1 to 24 months

v 3.10 updated on Dec 26, 2005

Short selling now possible; and various related strategies, such as short squeezes of opponents; new 'peak oil' and other scenarios

v 3.02 updated on Sep 29, 2005

User interface redesigned; streaming stock quotes list added; additional search features for market share, tax losses, most cash

v 3.00 updated on Jan 06, 2005

User interface redesigned; streaming stock quotes list added; additional search features for market share, tax losses, most cash

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