“Essentially what you do is you complete these 15 questions and you get a score at the end of it. And that 63 that I mentioned is that average score”

Mark Joachim · money money money · the GXIQ quiz: are you smarter than the average Australian investor?

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administer a 15-question quiz that produces a GXIQ score for each participant

63% average score

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