Learn stocks and dividends by doing
Short lessons on how stocks and dividends work, a practice portfolio with real prices and real payout history, and a planner for the dividend income from the shares you own.
Available on the App Store for iPhonePractice portfolio
Start with $100,000 in practice cash and buy or sell US stocks and ETFs at the latest prices, by dollar amount or share count. When a holding goes ex-dividend, its payout is credited to your practice cash, with optional reinvesting.
Short courses
Six courses and 24 lessons on shares, charts, dividends, raises and cuts, funds and building income. Each lesson ends with an example from current market data, and each course has a quiz.
Market at a glance
Major index levels, estimated ex-dividend dates of well-known payers, curated groups such as monthly payers and dividend ETFs, and search.
Charts and payouts
Line or candlestick charts, trailing and indicated yield, payment frequency, yearly raises in a row, payouts per share by year and the recorded payout and split history.
Dividend planner
Record the shares you own to see projected income month by month, what they earned this year, yield on cost and an optional monthly goal. Later stock splits are applied automatically.
Ex-dividend calendar
Past and estimated ex-dividend dates for your holdings, practice positions, watched listings or well-known payers, with the amount your shares would receive.
Practice cash, real data
Practice orders fill at the latest price shown and payouts follow each company's real payout history, so you can see how dividends add up over time. Practice cash has no real value and can't be withdrawn.
Your data stays on your iPhone
There's no account and no sign-up. Your practice activity, recorded holdings, watched listings and learning progress are stored on your device. Market data comes from public sources; prices can be delayed and payout histories are kept on the device for a few hours between updates.
Information, not a brokerage
FiCapinatro doesn't hold or move money, connect to brokerages, place real orders or give investment advice. It's a place to learn, practice and organize information.