TEZIQUEST / PRACTICE GUIDE
How to practise stock market decisions as a beginner
TeziQuest is a stock market learning game. Start with fictional prices and practise one decision at a time. Tezi City has 40 missions, beginning with a chart exercise and building up to order execution and market shocks.
Play the first Tezi City mission →1. Start with what you can see
Suppose a fictional share falls toward ₹100 on two occasions and bounces both times. Mark the area around ₹100 as possible support. Then write down what would change your mind: for example, price moving below that area and staying there. Two bounces describe the past; they cannot tell you what happens next.
Learn why support is usually a zone
2. Read the quote before choosing an order
If the best bid is ₹99 and the best ask is ₹101, the quoted spread is ₹2. A market buy seeks execution against available offers, so the price can change before you fill. A buy limit of ₹100 caps what you pay per share, but the order might never fill.
3. Decide what you can lose in the exercise
Write down your simulated entry, planned exit and loss budget before choosing a quantity. Then test what happens if the exit fills at a worse price. Use the position-sizing worksheet to practise the arithmetic in rupees.