Wordle for stocks: daily stock chart games compared

Updated 18 October 2026 · by Finance God

There are two kinds of "Wordle for stocks" games. Most ask you to guess which company a chart belongs to. STONKS asks something different: with the name hidden, can you trade the chart better than just holding it? If you want to test market knowledge, play a guessing game. If you want to test your trading instincts, play STONKS.

Quick comparison

Game	What you do	How often
STONKS (finance-god.com)	Trade 3 hidden real stock and crypto charts, 30 seconds each: long, short or flat. Scored against just holding.	3 charts a day
Wallstreetle	Guess the company from its chart, financial metrics and hints, in 4 attempts.	Daily
Stockle (stockle.fun)	Identify a stock from its price chart, with timeframe views from 1 week to 5 years and up to 3 hints.	Daily
Chartle (Unusual Whales)	Name the ticker behind a chart, 6 guesses per chart, with a leaderboard.	2 charts a day
Guess the Stock Chart	Identify the company behind a mystery chart in 5 guesses.	Daily, new at midnight ET
Chartdle	Guess the symbol from the chart.	Daily

Descriptions are from each game's own site as of 18 October 2026. Check each site for current rules and pricing.

Which daily stock game should you play?

To practice reading price action: STONKS. There's no name to recognise, so the only thing you can use is the chart itself.
To test how well you know companies and tickers: Wallstreetle, Stockle, Chartle or Guess the Stock Chart.
To compete with friends or a club: STONKS has private friend and club leaderboards, and Chartle has a public leaderboard.
If you also trade crypto: STONKS mixes crypto charts in with stocks.

Why does STONKS compare you with just holding?

Because it's the honest benchmark. In STONKS's first three weeks of play (161 scored days), 47% of players finished below what simply holding the same three charts would have made, and 55% finished the day in profit. Beating a random guess is easy; beating "do nothing" is the real test.

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FAQ

What is the Wordle for stocks?

Several games use the Wordle format for markets. Wallstreetle, Stockle, Chartle, Guess the Stock Chart and Chartdle ask you to guess the company or ticker behind a chart. STONKS hides the name and asks you to trade the chart instead.

Is there a daily stock trading game?

Yes. STONKS gives everyone the same 3 real stock and crypto charts each day. You go long, short or flat for 30 seconds per chart and see whether you beat just holding.

Are these games free?

STONKS is free. For the others, check each game's site: most are played in the browser.

Is there a Wordle for crypto charts?

STONKS includes real cryptocurrency charts alongside stocks in its daily set.

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