Glossary

Glossary flashcards

The glossary’s 156 terms as cards: say what the term means, turn the card, and say whether you knew it. A card you knew comes back later; one you did not comes back tomorrow.

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Today’s cards.

A card asks what a word means, not what to do. For the idea behind a word, each entry in the glossary opens as a short lesson.

Reference dataDefinitions from the GIO4X Financial Glossary. Educational information, not investment advice or a recommendation to trade.

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A card is a glossary entry.
There are 156 cards, one for each term. The front is the term; the back is the glossary’s own definition, with the formula and the worked example where the entry has them, and a link to the entry.
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Five boxes decide when a card returns.
“Knew it” moves a card up one box; “Did not know” sends it back to box one. A card comes back 1 day, 2 days, 4 days, 8 days or 16 days after it was graded, by box, so the words you know are shown less and less often.
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A round is short.
At most 20 cards: the ones due today first, the longest overdue at the front, then up to 10 cards you have not seen. Choose one topic or all of them. Space turns a card and the arrow keys grade it; every key has a button.
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In this browser only.
Which box each card is in, and the day it is next due, are kept under one entry in this browser’s storage. Nothing is sent to GIO4X or to anyone else, and “Start over” removes it. Knowing a definition is not a score and it is not evidence of an ability to trade.

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Today’s cards.

A little, often.

A card is a glossary entry.

Five boxes decide when a card returns.

A round is short.

In this browser only.

Today’s cards.

A little, often.

A card is a glossary entry.

Five boxes decide when a card returns.

A round is short.

In this browser only.