Markets guru Art Cashin, UBS Financial Services' director of floor operations at the NYSE, is a legend on the floor of the Big Board.
He's also known for his daily newsletter Cashin's Comments.
And in this Wall Street must-read he never forgets to include a fun piece of trivia at the end.
The questions are usually logic, math or history related.
They're really fun, but they can get frustrating because he doesn't reveal the answer until the following day. Of course, everyone knows Google is for cheaters.
We've compiled his latest trivia questions and will kick things off with last Friday's question.
The answer is posted on each subsequent slide. Have fun!
Last Friday's Question
Winkin, Blinkin and Nod had a total of 60 silver dollars to buy a pig. The pig cost $72. They asked Barnaby for a loan. He agreed only if they could guess how many silver dollars he had. His hint - I have 3 fewer than the average if we took all our coins and divided them equally. How many did he have?
Source: Cashin's Comments
Answer
Trial and error and a little logic will lead to the answer - 19 was the average among the four.
Source: Cashin's Comments
Monday's Question
Alphabets and states (yet again). There are four state capitals that begin with the same letter as their state. What are they??
Source: Cashin's Comments
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