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Billionaire Bill
No abilities. Begins the game with the most money.
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Broker Bernie
Trading fees are a bonus. If you pick up a trading fee at the end of the Demand Phase, instead gain that amount in currency immediately after paying for the Stockpile.
Note: You must have enough money to pay for the Stockpile before gaining any money from your investor benefit.
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Crazy Cramer
On your turn during the Action Phase, you may move the value of a single stock up by 1 or down by 1.
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Discount Donald
You pay one space value less than your Bidding Meeple's position on the Bidding Tracks for Stockpiles.
Example: If you bid $10k for a Stockpile, you instead pay $6k.
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Dividend Deborah
At the end of each round, you may declare additional dividends of $1,000 per share for a company of your choice. This benefits all players with stock for that company.
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Maverick Mark
Before the Demand Phase begins, you may move one card to a different Stockpile.
Note: This ability may be used to cause a Stockpile to have 0 cards.
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Golden Graham
For each stock that you sell, you gain $1,000 extra.
Note: This ability still works at the end of the game. Don't forget to double for split stocks.
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Mayknow Martha
At any time during the Demand Phase, you may look at another player's Company Card and Forecast Card. You may do this only once per round.
Note: In a game with less than five players, you have the option to look at one face-down pair of information instead of another player's cards.
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Secretive Stuart
During the Supply Phase, you may place both of your cards face-down.
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Wise Warren
Before the Demand Phase, you may look at all face-down cards in a single Stockpile.
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