Movers.

How to play Movers

1. Five stocks from the last US trading session, drawn from the session's ten biggest moves among companies people know. Everyone gets the same five, in the same order.
2. Each card shows the ticker, the company, the closing price and the headline that explains the move. Tap “What does this company do?” for a one-paragraph description of the business. Then the clues: the size range of the day's ten biggest moves, how much the stock usually moves in a day, how heavy the session's volume was against normal, and what the S&P 500 did. None of them carries the sign, and at least two of your five went each way.
3. Slide from −15% to +15% to say how far it moved, then lock it in. You see your call against the real move before the next stock.

Scoring

• 20 points a stock, 100 a board. Every percentage point you miss by costs 2.5, so 0.4% off is 19 and 8% off is zero.
• Wrong direction caps the stock at 5, however close the size of the move.
• Share text shows one square per stock: green for 15 or more, yellow for 8 to 14, red below.

When boards change

• A new board every weekday evening, after the US close. Saturday, Sunday and Monday all play Friday's session.
• Movers is a bonus game: it does not count toward the daily 300 or your streak, and archive boards are open to replay any time.
• The movers and headlines are the same data Briefd puts in subscribers' morning briefs.