The Due Diligence Circuit

Are you a Jim Cramer or a Ken Griffin? A stock chart, an IPO filing and a resume: fewest clues climbs from Fintwit anon past Cramer, Burry and Druck to Griffin.

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45points on offer

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The run, in order

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1TapeStock chart guessing gameName the company from its chartName the company from five years of its stock chart with the prices hidden. The sector is free; every extra clue or wrong guess opens the next one. Fewer clues score more.Today's board1 2 3 Play 2FilingGuess the company from its IPO filingName the company from its IPO filingName the company from its IPO prospectus: a risk factor first, then the cover page, competition, key metrics, the business and the founders in their own words. Names are blacked out; every extra clue or wrong guess opens the next section. Fewer clues score more.Today's board1 2 3 Play 3ResumeGuess who from a resumeName the person from their resumeName the famous person from their career profile: colleges, past jobs, skills and fun facts. Degrees are free, names blacked out; every extra clue or wrong guess fills in more. Fewer clues score more.Today's board1 2 3 Play

Shortest first, longest last. Each game pays 15 points for a win down to 1 for finishing, and the circuit adds all 3 up. A game played on its own still counts toward it, but you need all 3 in the same day to take a rank on the circuit board.

What finishing it pays

Ken GriffinFinish every game in this circuit on the same day.gold

The same 3 games every day, with new puzzles in each of them at midnight Eastern.

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