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Play the Yahoo chart challenge

Yahoo! (later Altaba) (AABA), Internet. This challenge is 200 sessions, from March 1, 2013 to December 12, 2013, plus 60 earlier sessions of context. You picked the company on this page. On the chart the name and the dates are hidden, and the price is rescaled so the close before session 1 equals 100.

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The shape of this chart

Yahoo from March 1, 2013 to December 12, 2013 opens on its low, session 1, and finishes +79.4%. The second hundred sessions (+41.3%) do more than the first (+26.9%). There is one air-pocket: a −12.0% drop that bottoms on June 24, 2013, the same day as the worst session (−4.5%). Alibaba was still private in 2013, so this tape is the US listing, a climb with a single scare in June.

+79.4%Buy and hold
−12.0%Deepest drop from a high
109 of 199Closes that rose
−4.5%Worst session · June 24, 2013
+26.9%First 100 sessions
+41.3%Last 100 sessions

What you trade

Buy and hold makes +79.4% and the deepest drop from a high is −12.0%. 109 of 199 closes are higher. The first 100 sessions are +26.9% and the last 100 are +41.3%. On a path this steady, extra trades are the usual way to fall behind the benchmark.

This page names Yahoo because this challenge is that company. The daily puzzle and a random practice game keep the company hidden. Inside this round the chart still hides the name and the dates until you finish.

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A lesson that fits this chart

Moving averages (SMA and EMA) — The trend, smoothed