Guess the stock chart

How today's chart is chosen

The puzzle number counts local days since 12 October 2026. That date is puzzle 1. The chart is chosen with the seed “daily-” plus that number, the same picker the game uses for a shared code, so everyone who presses play on the same calendar day gets the same company and the same 120 sessions. The company and the dates stay off the chart until the end. Prices are rescaled, so the price level is not a clue. One of 30 rules comes with the puzzle and then the list repeats: puzzle 31 is rule 1 again. The next puzzle starts at midnight in your own timezone.

Today's rule

Puzzle #23: Patience. Max 2 orders · Goal: finish at 5% or more.

The 30 rules, in order

The rules repeat. Puzzle 1 uses the first rule. When a rule names indicators, the others are switched off. When it caps orders, leverage or direction, the game enforces it. You place at least one trade, except on the puzzle whose only goal is to guess the company.

1. Only RSI. Indicators: RSI · Goal: beat buy and hold.
2. Naked chart. No indicators · Goal: beat buy and hold.
3. Three bullets. Max 3 orders · Goal: beat buy and hold.
4. Bear hunter. Shorts only · Goal: finish with a profit.
5. Double or nothing. Leverage ×2 · Goal: finish at 10% or more.
6. Kamikaze ×3. Leverage ×3 · Goal: don't get liquidated and finish with a profit.
7. Golden cross. Indicators: Moving averages 50/200 · Goal: beat buy and hold.
8. Inside the bands. Indicators: Bollinger Bands · Goal: beat buy and hold.
9. Sniper. Max 2 orders · Goal: beat buy and hold by 2+ points.
10. Cold blood. Goal: finish with a profit and a max drawdown under 10%.
11. MACD and nothing else. Indicators: MACD · Goal: beat buy and hold.
12. Turtle trader. Indicators: Donchian Channel · Goal: beat buy and hold.
13. Follow the dots. Indicators: Parabolic SAR · Goal: beat buy and hold.
14. Part-time trader. Goal: beat buy and hold while invested at most 50% of the time.
15. Detective. Goal: guess the company.
16. Buffett pace. Goal: finish at 15% or more.
17. Stochastic only. Indicators: Stochastic · Goal: beat buy and hold.
18. Follow the volume. Indicators: Volume · Goal: beat buy and hold.
19. Old school. Leverage ×1 · No shorts · Goal: beat buy and hold by 3+ points.
20. Five shots. Max 5 orders · Goal: finish at 5% or more.
21. Calm waters. Indicators: ATR · Goal: finish with a profit and a max drawdown under 8%.
22. Against the herd. Shorts only · Goal: beat buy and hold.
23. Patience. Max 2 orders · Goal: finish at 5% or more.
24. Nerves of steel. Leverage ×3 · Goal: beat buy and hold.
25. Minimalist. No indicators · Max 4 orders · Goal: finish with a profit.
26. Momentum duo. Indicators: RSI, MACD · Goal: beat buy and hold by 2+ points.
27. Shield. Goal: finish with a profit and a max drawdown under 5%.
28. Big bet. Leverage ×2 · Max 2 orders · Goal: finish with a profit.
29. Full arsenal. Indicators: Moving averages 50/200, Bollinger Bands, Volume, RSI, MACD, Stochastic · Goal: beat buy and hold by 5+ points.
30. Hawk eye. Goal: beat buy and hold and guess the company.

A daily stock chart game

People look for this as “guess the stock chart”, “daily stock chart game” and “stock wordle”. You get one hidden chart. You buy, sell, go short or wait, and you try to beat someone who bought on session 1 and held. The share text is a row of squares, green when your equity rose and red when it fell, plus a mark for the day's goal. Under the squares the chart is real daily history: 33 large US companies, from 1995 to 2017. At the end you pick the company from four names.

Is today's chart the same for everyone?

Yes. Same company, same 120 sessions, same rule, for anyone who plays on that local date. The seed is the puzzle number, so the chart is fixed before anyone opens it.

When does the next puzzle start?

At midnight in your own timezone. Puzzle 1 was 12 October 2026. This browser keeps today's result and replaces it when the date changes.

When is the company revealed?

After the 120 sessions, or if you end the chart early. You guess from four names, and then the company and the dates are shown. While you trade, both stay hidden.

Is this ChartGame?

Chart Duels is an independent game and is not affiliated with ChartGame. The daily challenge adds a shared chart, a rotating rule and a share card to the same basic idea: a real chart, no name, beat buy and hold.