The thing with this market is that it can be ruthless, as there are rivals who constantly battle it out to be the top in the market. This is the game's general trade market, featuring such businesses as AnimalArk, Bullhead, DollarPills and others. One is the LCN, or Liberty City National. There are two general stock markets that you can take part in. Thus, it helps to know what you're getting into. Like the real stock market, though, if you take a chance on a stock that ends up nose-diving, you could very well lose everything and have to start over from scratch. While trading stocks doesn't sound like the kind of thing you bought Grand Theft Auto V for, it's definitely an involving experience, one where you can make a ton of money by putting your cash in the right companies. It's about knowing your business savvy, whether you're investing and growing a business or taking part in the game's stock exchange. Grand Theft Auto V isn't just about high rolling through gunfights and car chases.
