Investing education for classrooms - and research tools for people who invest on their own.
A full investing and personal finance curriculum with a simulated portfolio, a teacher dashboard, and per-student progress tracking. Built to satisfy personal finance graduation requirements.
QuantAim for SchoolsThe same curriculum, plus AI-assisted research tools for analysing companies, screening the market, and understanding what a stock is actually worth.
Explore the AcademyMost EdTech platforms promise more than they deliver, and you have probably been on the receiving end. So here is the plain version, including the limits, and a way to try it before committing to anything.
Try it with one class before anyone signs anything: start a class, or read what it does in plain English first.
Almost nobody is taught how investing works. Most people meet it for the first time with their own money already on the line - which is the worst possible place to learn. QuantAim exists to move that first encounter into a classroom, where the stakes are a grade and not a paycheck.
That mission runs in two directions. For schools, it means a complete, standards-aligned curriculum a teacher can actually run without being a finance specialist. For adults teaching themselves, it means the same foundations plus research tools that used to sit behind an institutional subscription.
Students learn by managing a simulated portfolio at real market prices - a $100,000 starting balance, live data, and zero real-money risk. The investing concepts arrive as they become necessary to a decision the student is about to make, rather than as a chapter to memorise.
18 modules spanning what a stock is through portfolio construction and risk, with quizzes, practice sets, and per-course certificates. Teachers assign modules; students work through them at their own pace.
Every student runs their own portfolio against live market data. They place trades, justify them in writing, and watch the results - with no real money involved at any point.
See who has completed what, where a class is collectively stuck, and how each student's portfolio and reasoning are developing. Rosters, classes, and progress are managed in one place.
Mapped against personal finance graduation requirements and used as supplemental material in AP Economics. See the standards alignment for the specifics, or start a free 30-day trial.
The same four steps every week. The last one is what makes it a finance lesson rather than a stock-picking game.
Portfolios are simulated throughout — real market prices, no real money, and no brokerage account at any point.
The tools students use in class are the same tools available to independent investors on the site - which is deliberate. Nothing in the Academy is a simplified toy version of the real product.
Our advanced AI models analyze stocks using real-time market data, technical indicators, fundamental metrics, and sentiment analysis. Get clear buy/hold/sell recommendations with reasoning you can understand.
Find companies that match your investment strategy - whether you're a value investor seeking undervalued gems or an active trader looking for momentum plays.
Combine technical analysis (RSI, volume ratios, moving averages) with fundamental analysis (P/E ratios, EPS, market cap) and sentiment analysis for comprehensive insights.
We don't just look at price charts. Our system combines real market data, SEC filings, and macroeconomic indicators from the Federal Reserve and ECB to give you the full picture.
Essa founded QuantAim and built the platform - the analysis engine, the Academy curriculum, and the teacher tools - after running into how little practical investing education exists before people are expected to make real financial decisions.
Questions about QuantAim in your school, or anything else on this site, reach Essa directly at ejanecek@quantaim.org.
QuantAim is an educational research tool and does NOT provide financial advice.
For schools: student portfolios in the Academy are simulated. Students never deposit, invest, or risk real money, and QuantAim does not execute trades of any kind.
All analysis, recommendations, and insights provided by QuantAim are for informational and educational purposes only. They should not be considered as investment advice, financial advice, trading advice, or any other form of professional advice.
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