Your class at a glance
See student count, active students, submissions, pending work, average trading score and total virtual trades.
Classroom Hub
Track learning, review evidence, and guide every student from one workspace
Classroom Hub is the faculty workspace in Fintrix. Finance teachers create classes, run trading assignments and team competitions, and review every team's holdings, trades and orders, including the thesis, target, stop and risk-reward behind each decision. It turns a stock-market simulation into evidence you can assess.
Run activities
Create assignments, lab sessions, quizzes, challenges and announcements. Share and rotate the class join code.
Team competitions
Run shared-portfolio competitions ranked by cash, invested value, book value, realised return and number of trades.
Team audit
Audit any team in five tabs
Overview
Available cash, invested value, book value, realised return, realised P&L, open holdings and trading activity.
Members
Who is on the team and when each person joined.
Holdings
Symbol, product, quantity, average price and cost value.
Trades
Every buy and sell, with student, timestamp, strategy, target, stop, risk-reward, thesis and expected outcome.
Orders
Order status, type, filled or cancelled, with the same reasoning fields.
Evaluate decisions, not just returns
A leaderboard rewards luck as much as skill. Fintrix lets you look at participation, portfolio construction, order discipline, risk-reward and the quality of each thesis, so you can see how a student thinks, not only whether the market moved their way.
Suggested review flow
Class status → Team leaderboard → Members → Holdings → Trades → Orders → Overall evaluation
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Can faculty create finance assignments in Fintrix?
Yes. Faculty can create classes and assignments, organise team competitions and review the resulting student practice activity.
Can faculty see student reasoning?
Faculty can review holdings, trades, orders and the reasoning students record around their virtual finance decisions.