Overview:
Stock-Wars proposes to develop a simulated stock market experience in which the participants, which it calls Portfolio Managers or “PMs”, build portfolios of stocks with virtual funds called a War Chest and attempt to achieve returns greater than the other PMs against whom they are competing. The Company intends to offer a diverse line of Portfolio Challenges that will mimic the fantasy games offered by online gaming entities such as Draft Kings (DKNG) and Fan Duel while providing a real time simulated stock trading experience. Anyone can participate from a novice to a seasoned investor.

Why Invest with Stock-Wars?
The Stock-Wars experience will be very different from the garden variety online stock picking challenges. The Portfolio Challenges are designed to create a thrilling competition much like a sporting event. The different Portfolio Challenges last for differing periods of time, have different entry amounts (starting at $5), have unique rules, and offer significant cash returns to the winners. The Company believes there is no limit to the types of Portfolio Challenges that can be created. Portfolio Challenges can be designed as individual challenges, head to head challenges, and team challenges. Portfolio Challenges can involve promotional tie-ins, professional financial advisors, and celebrity PMs. Further, the Portfolio Challenges are expected to expand the STOCK-WARS brand, market share, boost market penetration, and increase profitability. The Company believes there is an opportunity for substantial advertising revenue as well as potential for a massive customer affinity base.

Portfolio Challenges
The “TDPC” is a locked down challenge wherein the PM will construct their portfolio and it cannot be liquidated until the close of trading on the third trading day. The TDPC has been specifically designed to appeal to those who do not have the ability to monitor the stock market through the day. Each portfolio will be charged a $10 (ten) Portfolio Challenge Fee (PCF).
The “DTPC” is an ‘OPEN’ challenge wherein the PM is free to buy and sell stocks as often as the PM chooses. There is NO limit on the number of transactions that can be initiated. There are no guidelines on the portfolio mix. The PM is free to invest in as many or as few stocks as the PM believes will increase the portfolio’s ROI. The DTPC has been specifically designed to appeal to those who are interested in monitoring the stock market through the day. Each portfolio will be charged a $10 (ten) Portfolio Challenge Fee (PCF).

Management:

Ted Price, CEO

Randall Thompson, COO
Mr. Thompson graduated from Millikin University in 1971 with a BS in accounting. After brief stints in both public (Ernst & Ernst) and private accounting (Archer Daniels Midland), in 1972 he became a cash grain merchandiser in ADM’s Soybean Processing Division, and eventually managed all west coast sales efforts. In 1974, Mr. Thompson became the President of Lincoln Grain’s Country Elevator Division responsible for all facets of the operation. In 1977, he joined the retail brokerage industry and was a consistent top performer at both Lincoln Commodities, Inc. and Dean Witter & Co.
In 1991, as CEO of AccuTrade Inc., the forerunner of AmeriTrade, he directed one of the largest direct response advertising campaigns ever mounted within the securities brokerage industry. In his two-plus years as its senior executive, AccuTrade significantly increased its customer base, daily volume, gross revenues, safekeeping balances, and net income. In 1994, Mr. Thompson joined Fahnestock Viner Holdings, Inc. as the President and CEO of its newly formed deep-discount brokerage arm, Freedom Investments, Inc., a New York Stock Exchange member firm.
In 1998, Mr. Thompson formed R. J. Thompson Securities, Inc. (“RJT”), an on-line deep discount brokerage firm. In June of 1999, after the conclusion of a successful private placement of securities of RJT, RJT acquired InfoComp International, Inc., a software development firm that owned several automated brokerage applications. In November 2001, RJT was acquired by TD Waterhouse, a wholly owned subsidiary of Toronto Dominion Bank.
Partners:
Andes Capital Group, LLC
KoreTransfer USA LLC
Old Glory Bank
Offering Terms
Equity in the form Class A Units
$15,000,000
$8,000,000
Minimum Offering
$1,000
$10.00
$1,000,000
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