Tutorials for investors

Learn how to find the wikifolio that is right for you in a few steps. We show you how the search works, which filters are available, what important information the wikifolio detail view provides, and how you keep an overview by means of the wikifolio watchlist. Discover a suitable wikifolio in next to no time!

• The full text search
• The wikifolio labels
• The top wikifolio ranking
• The wikifolio detailed view
• The wikifolio watchlist

Learn more about how virtual portfolios can form the basis of financial products, how trading in wikifolio certificates works and which fees may be incurred by investors. 

• How to trade in wikifolio certificates
• The wikifolio fees
• Handling of investments

In the course of its “life”, a wikifolio passes through several phases. In this tutorial you will learn what is behind the different statuses, what this means for you as an investor, which criteria a wikifolio must meet so a wikifolio certificate can be issued based on it, and what happens when a wikifolio is closed.

• The status “Test”
• The status “Published”
• The statuses “Investable” and “Real Money”
• The statuses “Closed” and “Closing in progress”

There are two wikifolio categories – “classic” wikifolios and wikifolios of wikifolios. In general, all securities of the wikifolio investment universe can be traded in the classic wikifolio. In contrast, only wikifolio certificates are released for trading in wikifolios of wikifolios. wikifolios of both categories can be created and managed by any registered user of the platform.

Depending on who manages the wikifolios, four groups of wikifolios are distinguished.

• The wikifolio categories
• wikifolios by private persons
• wikifolios of asset managers
• wikifolios of media companies
• Theme-specific wikifolios