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Now as many of you already know, and for those who don't know there are two "competing" Stock Market Exchanges as suggested by the title they are ERX and ERPX. And I will give you a detailed run down of both to see which one is right for you! To make it easier I have judged them both by 4 important aspects of the website. All aspects are rated in 1-5 overall score is all of the scores averaged.

Ease of Use/Interface: How easy it to buy/sell stocks, Transfer Stocks, issue dividends etc

Security: Is it safe to invest? Are there fake or companies that list false information?

Visuals/Tools: Purely Aesthetics, does the website look good. And What kind of tools does the website offer i.e. dividends, splitting stocks, Graphs etc

Chance of Profit: We all know the whole point of these companies is for regular citizens to invest in companies, for profit. Is it easy to profit from is it easy for the ORG to make profit as well?

So let's get the Review Starte😛
ERX goes first because it was released first
ERX

Ease of Use/ Interface:

ERX simply stated is extremely, extremely easy to navigate, and to find what you are looking for in a fly. The Page is divided into 4 sections, Portfolio, Place Order, All Stocks, List or Manage Organization. In the Portfolio section it shows all of the stocks you currently own, and gives you options for each stock. Either Buy more, Sell, or Transfer. In the Place Order Section, you simply put the name of the company you are looking for, mark if you want to buy or sell, how much you want to buy or sell, at what price, and when you want the offer to expire. A 5 out of 5

Security:

This could be the ERXs' Achilles heel. The ERX allows any company to be listed, even companies with no companies or just a single Q1 company. They do no background checks to see if these GMs are even capable of managing a company successfully. In addition to the ease of getting listed, There are two Kinds of Companies, Audited and Non-Audited. Non-Audited Companies can lie about the full value of their organization and even be a fake company. A Famous case was a Congressional Budget Office Listing. It is to be noted that unaudited stocks will not show up on the main menu so this mitigates the security risks however due to allowing non-audited stocks in, and the ease of listing ERX gets a 3 out of 5 In Security

Visuals/Tools:
ERX looks great, I will give it that. And as compared to EREPX offers a lot more tools. ERX offers a wide array of graphs and other neat features, like stock splitting, dividends, and transferring stocks to name just a few. The graphs are extremely helpful in judging the trend of a stock over time. I can see if a stock has been experiencing steady growth since its inception or if todays growth were sporadic and perhaps manipulated. In any ways these graphs are very helpful and in addition to the ERXs. ERX gets a 5 out of 5 In Visuals

Chance of Profit: We all know that we use a stock market for one thing Profit. And in 24 hours of trading I have almost quintupled my original deposit. I know of many people who have had even better look than me. There are risky investments and sure fire hits like T'jelle Bank, investing in this giant early would have gotten you some insane profits. However, like in any stock market there is always a chance of loosing tons of money in the stock market. One example is in HORT, I know at least 5 people who invested heavily in HORT. But due to over splitting, and bad management shares for this company soon became worthless. And HORT is an Audited Company. The chance of profit is high, but for almost any stock market there is always a chance of loosing money so ERX gets a 5 out of 5

OTHER Notes: ERX was crippled with launch bugs that have since been worked out. And however quickly the bugs show up Big Brother and his staff fix it up almost immediately he must have no life for him to be able to respond this quickly.

Overall a 4.5/5

EREPX

Ease of Use/Interface
EREPX like ERX is very easy to navigate. There are 4 tabs just like in ERX, labeled Portfolio, Home, Market and Get Listed. Clicking on each one of these tabs will bring you to what the title implies. In addition buying and selling stocks is also fairly simple as in ERX. So for Ease of Use EREPX gets a 5 out of 5

Security
This is where EREPX really has an edge over ERX. EREPX does an extensive screening process on all potential listers. They have to be both competent business man and competent stock brokers as well. After this extensive screening process has sorted through all of the unqualified companies it allows only the best and most profitable companies to list their stock on EREPX. This of course almost that all companies in EREPX are substantial and own more than just a Q1 food company, and are poised to make lots of profit. So for security EREPX gets another 5 out of 5

Visuals/Tools
This is where ERX has an advantage over EREPX. At launch EREPX doesn't allow users the ability to split stocks, or pay out dividends like ERX does. And it also does not feature nifty graphs like ERX, and the only thing you can judge growth by is by the High/Low marks for the day. There is of course room for improvement. And for Some Reason, I feel like the view is not as streamlined as ERX, call me a perfectionist but it looks almost unprofessional. So for that EREPX gets a 2/5

Chance of Profit:
We all know that stock markets are for one thing, and one thing only, profits. In EREPX you stand to make huge amounts of profits just like in ERX but over time. Due to the extensive screening process, there will be almost no "risky" stocks out there, no stocks that are cheap now but will sky rocket later or alternatively might plummet later. So growth will be steady, and you will not have the chance except for maybe on a stocks opening day to make lots of gold of it. But EREPX basically ensures you will get profit, so for that a 4 out of 5

Total Score 4/5

Comparison
ERX: 4.5/5
EREPX:4/5