Does a Stock market simulator mean your good at stock?

So I'm 16 and I have an app on the iPhone called StockWars, if you don't have this app you basically start out with $100, 000 and I have had the app for 21 days it says and now I have $10, 970, 991.57… Let me tell you that I actually spent a lot of time looking at stocks… I invested at first in penny stocks and made 40, 000 then I invested in other company's… Yesterday I invested in a company that started at 1, 035 and is now worth 103, 000 i sold the stock that's how I got so much money…

Questions:

1. How do you sell a stock worth 103, 000 who would buy that stock, because if I bought it at 1, 035 who would buy it at 103, 000? Do people buy it in RL?

2. Does being successful in this app mean that I'm good at stocks?

*By the way the app uses the real stock data. It uses all the real data as in all the real gains everything is real accept for the money. There's even a 15 minute delay for the OTC market

I suspect that your simulator is teaching gambling instead of investing.

If you buy stock hoping that you can sell it for a quick profit because of the daily (or monthly) swings in price, then you are not investing. That is gambling and on a large scale. You are hoping that for some unknown reason, the trading price will go up instead of down, and that you can outguess the public and sell at the best price.

If you invest in quality companies that are earning money, you are not gambling. The prices of these stocks go up for a real reason; the companies are earning money every year and becoming more valuable.

If you save a portion of your income each payday and buy and hold sturdy stocks then over the course of several years you can grow very wealthy indeed. It is like hiring someone to get a job and earn money for you, and then using that money to hire more workers. Your money grows geometrically.
When you own stock, you are the owner of the company and the earnings belong to you. But it takes time to earn money.

Some people can learn from the mistakes of other people. Gamblers can't and usually ignore advice like this.
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Wow man, teach me to be like you, the biggest money managers on Wall street and we're talking about billionaire hedge fund managers have never been able to show returns like yours in a year yet you're doing it in 21 days? You may be the next billionaire money manager on Wall street. Then again I may be blowing smoke up your ***. But you decide.

I hate to burst your bubble but translating stock games into real stock gains doesn't usually happen because when you use REAL money you are less likely to take the same risks (invest in the same risky stocks) when that money is real… And your potential losses are real too. But hey, if you can do it, more power to you.