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Question of the day

One question from the Academy’s lessons each day, the same for everyone. Choose an answer, read the reason, and come back tomorrow for the next.

Today’s question The Academy

Today

Today’s question.

It asks what a lesson says, not what to do. If the subject is new, the curriculum lists the lessons in order.

Reference dataA question from the Academy’s own lessons. Educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to trade.

Today’s question appears once the page has loaded.

How it works

A habit, not a contest.

For a whole level at one sitting there are the level exams, which draw on the same questions. What this browser holds, and the button that clears it, is on the preferences page.

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One question, chosen by the date.
There are 57 questions, three from each of 19 lessons. The date picks one, in the same way for every visitor, and the day is counted in UTC, so the question changes at midnight UTC wherever you are. Every question comes round once before any is repeated.
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One try, then the reason.
Choose an answer and press Check. The page marks the right one and gives the reason, in the words the lesson’s own question carries, with a link to the lesson it came from.
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A run of days, in this browser only.
A day counts when you answer, right or wrong. Answer on the next day and the run grows by one; miss a whole day and it starts again. The run, its longest length and today’s answer are kept under one entry in this browser’s storage, and “Start over” removes them.
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No account, no leaderboard.
Nothing about your answers is sent to GIO4X or to anyone else, so there is nobody to compare with and nothing to compete for. A run shows that a question was opened on consecutive days. It is not a score, and it is not evidence of an ability to trade.

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Today’s question.

A habit, not a contest.

One question, chosen by the date.

One try, then the reason.

A run of days, in this browser only.

No account, no leaderboard.

Today’s question.

A habit, not a contest.

One question, chosen by the date.

One try, then the reason.

A run of days, in this browser only.

No account, no leaderboard.