Free daily game · Real or fake
Cap or No Cap: find the fake headline
Read market headlines that sound too absurd to believe. Some happened; some did not. Tap cap or no cap, then use the clues to find the fabricated story.
Real market headlines mixed with fakes
Cap or No Cap
How Cap or No Cap works
- 1 · ReadReview a short market headline without seeing whether it came from a real event.
- 2 · JudgeChoose cap or no cap and reveal whether the story is real or fabricated.
- 3 · FindUse the round’s evidence to identify the fake among the day’s headlines.
Market media literacy as a daily game
Cap or No Cap works because markets regularly produce stories that sound invented. The game rewards reading the claim carefully instead of judging it by how normal it sounds.
A real headline is not a recommendation, and a fake is not a forecast. The game tests recognition and verification only.
Common questions
What does cap mean?
In the game, cap means the headline is fabricated; no cap means it describes a real market story.
Is there a new set every day?
The game is designed around a daily headline set.
Are real headlines investment advice?
No. Their inclusion documents a story for the game and does not recommend a trade.