Stock Guess: three US stocks, one question, higher or lower
Every round shows three well-known American companies and their last official close. The only question is whether the next close will be higher or lower.
| Step | How a round works |
|---|---|
| The three | One household name, one NASDAQ stock and one Dow stock. |
| The base price | Each card shows the previous official close — the figure your call is judged against, never a moving price. |
| Your call | Higher or lower, on all three. |
| The lock | Predictions close when the US market opens. |
| The result | The official close settles it. An exact tie is a no-contest and costs nothing. |
How it scores
- 100 points per correct call
- streak bonuses at 3, 5, 10 and 20
- one miss resets the streak
- worldwide board, reset every Monday
Why close to close
Because the judgement compares one official close with the next, everyone in the world plays the same round on the same numbers, and no time zone has an edge. The split between higher and lower stays blurred until you have chosen, so the crowd cannot make the call for you.
This page describes the rules only. It shows no prices and names no stocks; rounds are settled in the app. Points have no cash value and nothing can be traded.
The rules fit on a page. The rounds themselves, the weekly leaderboard and your streak are in Stock Guess.