Market Health

Market Health is a finance-literacy game built around the gauges professional investors actually watch. Each round names one indicator · the Shiller PE, the Buffett Indicator, the VIX, the yield curve, unemployment, inflation · at a high or low reading, and asks the only question that matters: is that a good sign or a bad sign for the stock market? You answer, and the reveal explains the rule both ways so a wrong guess still teaches you the direction.

What it trains. Not memorising numbers · understanding what each gauge measures and which way is bullish. A high valuation ratio means stocks are expensive (usually bad); a high VIX means fear (bad); rising consumer confidence or earnings growth is good; an inverted yield curve has preceded most recessions. These are the mental models that turn a headline into a judgement.

Streak format. Each correct verdict advances your streak; one wrong answer ends the run. Easy rounds stick to the intuitive macro gauges (unemployment, inflation, growth, confidence); harder rounds bring in the valuation ratios and market plumbing.

An extension of the PlayMemorize finance hub. Printable as a worksheet · the indicator and the good/bad choice are pure text. Part of the PlayMemorize family, runs in your browser and works offline as a Progressive Web App.