Daily Challenge

Five decisions to protect virtual capital.

Daily gives every player the same situations. The final score rewards both chart reading and risk control.

Daily Challenge

How to play Daily

You have 10,000 virtual dollars, five trades, and two skips. Every decision changes the capital available for the next one.

Start with visible structure, then choose a timeframe and only the metrics you need. Do not move TP and SL without a hypothesis.

Choose Long or Short, the capital at risk, stop distance, and target. The ratio is capped to keep decisions readable.

If TP and SL are touched in the same candle, the stop counts first. This conservative rule prevents choosing the favorable order afterward.

Define an invalidation before seeing what comes next.

Understand that large risk reduces choices on later trades.

Compare five linked decisions instead of one isolated result.

Understanding metrics

Enable only a few metrics in Daily. Look for agreements and disagreements between price, short dynamics, and slower context.

What it measures: The exponential average of the last nine closes, weighted toward recent values.
How to read it here: Watch whether price accelerates above it, moves below it, or repeatedly returns to test it.
Its limitation: It reacts quickly to noise and can change direction repeatedly in a flat area.

What it measures: An intermediate dynamic that is slower than EMA 9.
How to read it here: Compare its slope with EMA 9 and observe whether price respects or crosses both lines.
Its limitation: It is still based on past values and lags when the market changes abruptly.

What it measures: The simple average of the last fifty closes.
How to read it here: Use it as slow context: price persistently above, below, or compressing around it.
Its limitation: Over a short window it may look stable while the immediate move has already changed.

What it measures: The period’s average price weighted by volume.
How to read it here: Watch whether the market accepts prices above or below it and whether price often returns toward it.
Its limitation: VWAP depends on where the calculation starts and is not a universal fair value.

What it measures: The amount of recorded activity for each candle.
How to read it here: Compare volume spikes with breakouts, rejections, and candles that fail to continue.
Its limitation: High volume means activity, not automatically buying or a future rise.