Friday, May 30, 2008

The StockNewsGame allows a fun, educating experience for you to gauge your market understanding and get better at it

What Company Is Offering:
The StockNewsGame allows a fun, educating experience for you to gauge your market understanding and get better at it. The free game presents investors, students or any other financial markets observers a series of company news. For every such news piece, you'll be asked for the company's price stock change.

How It Works:
Each game round is a serious of as many questions as you'd like. Each question should be answered within up-to 60 seconds. A question presents one public news piece on a traded company. They ask on the market implication by day's the closing bell (end of the trade day). Rating can be one of the following: Surge (+2%), Up (0% to +2%), Down (0% to -2%) or Drop (-2%).

For every question you got it right you're going to get the price difference between the stock price at news issue and the end price. For example: if the initial stock price was $10.23, the end-price is $12.26 and you picked the right positive outcome you are going to get 203 points!
Unfortunately, for every question you miss they're going to deduct the difference between the end-price and the price you expected.

More at:http://www.stocknewsgame.com/

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