Slide to your guess
The ruler runs from $10M to $10T. Drag it, or type a number like 88b.
Five real companies on five random dates since 2010. Guess what each one was worth at the close that day and score up to 1,000 points.
Nvidia
Semiconductors, based in Santa Clara, California.
Nine days earlier it reported record quarterly revenue, with data center sales more than doubling.
Market cap at the close
$210B
After you lock in, the real number drops onto the ruler. Each answer is that day's closing price times the share count from the company's own SEC filing.
Read the answers to common questionsNvidia
Semiconductors, based in Santa Clara, California.
Closed at $525.91 a share, with 617M shares outstanding as of Aug 14, 2020. Source: SEC 10-Q
The ruler runs from $10M to $10T. Drag it, or type a number like 88b.
Points follow how many times off you were. Guessing high or low costs the same.
| Off by | Points |
|---|---|
| Exact | 100 |
| 1.5x | 82 |
| 2x | 70 |
| 3x | 52 |
| 10x or more | 0 |
Round 1 counts once, rounds 2 to 4 count double, and round 5 counts triple.
A perfect day1,000
What players ask before their first round.
The closing price that day times the shares outstanding in the company's nearest 10-Q or 10-K. The filing is linked after every round.
They are random trading days, not big news days, so you judge the company and not the headline.
Yes, about every six weeks, and always on a date at least 18 months from the last one.
About 200 that most people who follow stocks would know, from Apple to Chipotle.
Yes. There is no account, and nothing to download.