Munymo

Munymo turns one stock market question into a daily game: of two companies in the same sector, which will perform better today? The matchups are real, US-listed pairs such as Western Digital against Seagate, Pfizer against Amgen or ConocoPhillips against Devon Energy, and every player gets the same pair on the same trading day.

A day's game runs in steps. First you tap the company you think will win on instinct alone, before seeing any data. Then you read the research: a short brief on why these two were paired that day and what investors like about each. Then you make your final pick, and you can see later whether the research changed your mind. Once the submission window closes the game locks, and the result shows each stock's percentage move and which one outperformed.

Every past matchup stays in the archive with its research, its result and how the community split, and a past matchup can be played end to end as practice with an instant score. A learning hub has short lessons on the ideas behind the figures in the briefs, and a leaderboard ranks players. A free account is needed for your daily picks to count.

It suits people who follow the markets, or want to learn how to read them, and like a two-minute decision once a day rather than a quiz.