Stock Market
Buy and sell carefully while treating price movement as risk.
Updated September 18, 2026
Market basics
The Stock Market lets you buy and sell shares tied to activity around Sensipets. You trade instantly against the Bank, not another player. All stocks close together at 6 PM Eastern each day.
Only risk SC you can afford to lose. Prices can move against you. Start small until you understand the rhythm.
Reading the page
- Price. Market is the headline price. Buy is what the Bank charges and Sell is what the Bank pays. Their gap is the spread.
- Your position. The summary uses current sell quotes, so P/L if sold reflects what you could actually receive now.
- Buy and sell. Type a share count, review cost or proceeds, fees, and break-even or realized P/L, then confirm.
What moves prices
Company prices respond to broad participation in related parts of Sensipets, such as fishing, gardening, cooking, familiar research, community conversation, sales, and completed marketplace deals. Those signals are blended behind the scenes so no single routine or burst of repetition dominates a close. Quiet days can still drift a little, while sustained changes in community participation can build momentum over time. Big movers may appear in Marc's closing-bell news recap.