You could, theoretically, buy the stock of that company’s competitors and profit when they rise after the killing. Some missions, for example, require that you kill the CEO of a company. Throughout the game, you’re given opportunities to manipulate the markets. In GTA V, you can trade on the up-and-up, or - like most things in the game - you can break the rules. (There’s another exchange in GTA V, called BAWSAQ, which will reportedly allow online trading with other GTA players, but it’s been “under maintenance” since I got the game.) There’s a list of companies on the Markets page that shows the individual stocks you can buy, each with a cheeky description of what the company does, its historical highs and lows, and its performance over the last week. Open up the page, and you see the home screen, which shows overall market movement and the stocks with the biggest moves. GTA V’s stock-trading platform is called the “Liberty City National Exchange Index,” and you can access it either from an in-game computer or from a character’s cell phone, which is on them at all times. It’s one of the tons of mini-games within the game that has nothing to do with the main story line, but I’m already completely addicted. Namely, the stock-trading platform, which allows you to buy and sell stocks inside the game using virtual money to invest in made-up companies. I’m only 14 percent of the way through the game, but I’ve already found a feature that is way more fun than playing the actual missions. If you’re one of the estimated 15 million people who bought Grand Theft Auto V and have been playing it since it came out last week, you’ve probably spent a lot of time killing gang members, plotting jewelry-store heists, and rendezvousing at strip clubs.
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