kandlequiz
Rate itRead four hidden real candlestick charts a day and call long, short or skip, then watch the next 30 candles.
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kandlequiz is a daily challenge for traders. Each day everyone gets the same four real price charts with the symbol and dates hidden. You make one call on each, long, short or skip, with an optional take-profit and stop-loss, then watch the next 30 candles play out to see how the trade went.
About kandlequiz
kandlequiz turns chart reading into a daily quiz. The charts are real market data drawn from US stocks, Taiwanese stocks and crypto, on intervals from 15 minutes to a week. Only the market type and the candle interval are shown. The ticker and the dates are hidden, so you cannot look up what happened next.
Each daily challenge has four questions, the same for every player, and you get a single attempt. For each chart you read the price action, and you can mark it up with trend lines, horizontal levels, rays and Fibonacci retracements. Then you go long, go short or skip. A long or short call can carry a take-profit and a stop-loss, set by hand or with quick buttons from 1 to 5 percent.
After you submit, the following 30 candles are revealed step by step, the trade closes at your target, your stop or at the end, and the card shows the real symbol, the dates, your profit or loss in percent and the R multiple.
Your finished challenges build a history with your win rate, average profit and loss, average R, a Sharpe-style figure and your streak. You can share a day's recap, send a friend a duel link to compare the same four calls, and back up or sync your history with an optional Google sign-in. The site is in English and Traditional Chinese and is made by ssarcandy.tw.
It suits traders and chart-watchers who want a quick daily test of their reading without risking money, and anyone curious how often a chart pattern really works out.
How to play kandlequiz
- Open kandlequiz and press Start today's challenge.
- Read the candlestick chart; only the market and the candle interval are shown. Draw trend lines, levels or Fibonacci levels on it if they help.
- Choose Long, Short or Skip.
- For a long or short, set a take-profit and a stop-loss if you want them, or leave them off.
- Press Submit and watch the next 30 candles reveal how the trade went, with the real symbol and dates.
- Press Next question and repeat for all four charts, then look at your recap and history.
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Tips
- Check the interval first; a pattern on a weekly chart means something different from one on a 15-minute chart.
- Skipping is a valid call when the chart gives no clear signal.
- A stop-loss caps a bad call, but one set too tight can close a good trade early on a single wick.
- Look at the volume bars under the chart along with the last few candles before deciding.
Questions
Is it the same challenge for everyone?
Yes. Everyone gets the same four questions each day, with one attempt at each.
Are the charts real?
Yes. They are real market candles with the symbol and dates hidden until you have made your call.
Which markets are used?
US stocks, Taiwanese stocks and crypto, on intervals from 15 minutes to weekly.
When does a new challenge come out?
At midnight in your own time zone; the page counts down to it.
Do I need an account?
No. The daily plays without one. An optional Google sign-in syncs your history between devices.
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