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- 1. MONEYBHAI.COM INDIA’S BIGGEST VIRTUAL TRADING GAME
- 2. About Moneybhai • India's first virtual stock market game launched by www.moneycontrol.com - India's No. 1 financial portal. • Powered with live feeds from BSE & NSE, Moneybhai creates a real stock market environment. Moneybhai was launched to engage first-time and professional investors to test their investment knowledge, strategies and also use it as a learning tool.
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