The Tunis Stock Exchange will launch its 14th virtual trading competition, formerly known as "My Investia," on October 1, 2026. The competition, now called "Bourse de Tunis," aims to educate the public about the importance of investing in the stock market and enhance their understanding of financial market mechanisms. This initiative has been running for 14 years and continues to promote financial literacy.
The competition allows participants to experience the rules and mechanisms of stock exchange markets through a simulated environment. It aims to introduce participants to investment techniques in securities portfolios and best practices in this field. Interested participants can register through the dedicated website, which also provides a registration form and internal regulations that define participation rules and competition procedures.
Registration for the competition is individual and free, with a deadline of January 31, 2027. The competition will culminate on May 31, 2027, with prizes awarded to the top four investment portfolios that achieve the highest value. This event is part of the Tunis Stock Exchange's efforts to promote financial education and encourage investment in the stock market.
The competition is open to all individuals interested in learning about stock market investing. It provides a unique opportunity for participants to gain practical experience in managing a virtual portfolio and understanding the dynamics of the stock market. By participating in this competition, individuals can develop their investment skills and knowledge.
The Tunis Stock Exchange has been promoting financial education and literacy through various initiatives. The virtual trading competition is one of the key events that aim to raise awareness about the importance of investing in the stock market. This competition has been running for 14 years, and its popularity continues to grow.
The competition's new name, "Bourse de Tunis," reflects a new phase in the development of this initiative. The Tunis Stock Exchange has been working to enhance the competition's educational value and make it more engaging for participants. The event is expected to attract a large number of participants from across Tunisia.
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- The 14th virtual stock exchange competition aims to educate the public about investing in the stock market and promote financial literacy.
