Flags, not tickers
Each round shows a national flag and three candidate benchmark indices.
A flag appears. Which index belongs to it? DAX or ATX, Bovespa or Merval, Nikkei or KOSPI — the world's benchmarks, one country at a time.
Each round shows a national flag and three candidate benchmark indices.
From the S&P 500 and FTSE 100 to the Sensex, Hang Seng, OMX and Bovespa.
No valuation maths required — the fastest way into markets if you are just starting out.
Financial news assumes you know that the DAX is German, that the Hang Seng is Hong Kong's and that the Bovespa tells you about Brazil. Once those associations are automatic, market headlines stop being noise and start being a map: you immediately know which economy a move belongs to and which currency and rates story sits behind it.
A country flag appears and you pick that country's benchmark stock index from three options — for example the flag of Brazil and the Bovespa.
Benchmarks from developed and emerging markets: S&P 500, DAX, CAC 40, FTSE 100, Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, Sensex, Bovespa, ASX 200, OMX and many more.
No. It is the most beginner-friendly game on chart.champ — geography knowledge gets you a long way before the market knowledge kicks in.