Turn stock research into a game.
Pick a company, clear a few challenges, learn how the business actually works — and build a watchlist as you go.
Round complete
0 of 3 correct · streak 0
Your watchlist
Sample challenge — figures are illustrative, not live market data.
A round takes about a minute.
Pick a company
Choose one you're curious about, or let StockPlay deal you one you've never looked at.
Clear the challenges
Short multiple-choice questions about its numbers, its rivals and its sector. Each answer comes with the why.
Bank it to your watchlist
Keep the companies worth following. StockPlay nudges you back when they next report.
Getting to know a company used to be a chore.
| To learn… | The old way in | StockPlay |
|---|---|---|
| Who's growing | Scroll three quarterly PDFs | One question, four companies |
| What's cheap | Build a valuation spreadsheet | Pick the lower multiple, see why |
| What to watch next | Start a note, forget it | It's already on your list |
Frequently asked questions
The ones people ask before their first round.
Do I need to know anything about stocks?
No. The first rounds assume you're starting from zero — you pick an answer, you get the reasoning, you move on a little less lost.
Where do the numbers come from?
Company filings — 10-Q, 10-K, 8-K — plus market-data feeds. Every figure in a challenge links back to its source.
Is this investment advice?
No. StockPlay is a learning game. It shows you how to read a company; the decision to buy or sell anything is yours.
What does it cost?
Nothing to play a round today. It runs in your browser with no account.