Technical analysis quiz with answers and explanations
An answer key is useful only if it explains what happened without pretending the outcome was inevitable. Read the Tape reveals the actual five-day return, the hidden company and period, and the signals visible at the original decision point.
The explanation separates evidence from result. A rising 50-day average may have supported an UP call even when price fell. That call lost, but the signal description remains honest about what was knowable beforehand.
Play today’s five blind charts →What appears in each answer
The reveal includes the ticker and company, historical decision date, five hidden candles, percentage move, whether your call was correct, Brier score, paper P&L, crowd split and a short account of the market episode.
How to review a wrong answer
Ask whether you missed visible evidence, overweighted one clue or simply encountered normal noise. If the original reasoning was repeatable and confidence modest, one loss is not a reason to reverse the rule.
How to review a right answer
Do the same audit. A high-confidence win based on a story invented from the chart can reinforce a bad habit. Save confidence for signals that survive a larger sample, not those attached to the most memorable winner.
Permanent daily answer pages
Once a UTC day is complete, its public recap becomes permanent. It records all five reveals, actual moves, field positioning and Monkey Index benchmark without exposing any player's identity.
Questions
Can I see answers before guessing?
No. Today's answers remain server-side until each call is submitted; public recap pages cover only completed days.
Why include the crowd answer?
Because it shows whether a chart looked obvious to many people and whether consensus was useful on that example.
What is the answer horizon?
The answer compares the final visible close with the close five trading sessions later.