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The simplest approach to paper trading identifies an appealing stock through a chart on a website or an analysis by a market personality, writes down the ticker and chooses a time to place a hypothetical buy order (or sell order if desiring to sell short).

New traders should be aware that paper trading is significantly different from real-market conditions.

While paper trading can be an effective way to learn the basics of trading, there is a temptation to take greater risks because there are no real losses.

Most brokerages offer a paper trading environment that are identical to their real-money trading environment.

Many traders use paper trading as a way to to learn the basics of market strategy without risking real money.

Paper trading is a simulated market environment where a prospective trader writes down their trades and tracks their (imaginary) profits and losses.

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