Rumble gives investors and traders access to professional-grade research they can use to make better-informed decisions. Rumble publishes stock recommendations, model portfolios, weekly watchlists, earnings coverage, macro analysis, and market commentary.
Rumble’s research is produced by a team of licensed fundamental and technical analysts and currently covers the Egyptian, UAE, and US markets.
Rumble is available through:
Rumble website: therumble.app
Rumble mobile app: iOS and Android
Rumble Hub on ThndrX: available to eligible Rumble and ThndrX subscribers
Important: Rumble is a paid subscription service with a 30-day free trial for new subscribers. For plans, pricing, and signup instructions, see How to subscribe to Rumble.
What can I find on Rumble?
Rumble content is divided into two main types of research:
Fundamental analysis (Rumble's Conviction Plan)
Fundamental analysis is designed primarily for investors looking for longer-term investment opportunities.
It includes:
Fundamental calls — stock recommendations with an entry price, target price, and investment thesis
Model portfolios — curated portfolios built around a specific investment strategy and updated over time
Earnings coverage — analysis of company results and financial performance
Special coverage — research on IPOs, corporate actions, and major market events
Macro insights — analysis of economic developments and their potential impact on markets
Fundamental content is included in the Conviction Plan (EGP 100 per month).
Technical analysis (Rumble's Trading Plan)
Technical analysis is designed primarily for active traders looking for shorter-term opportunities.
It includes:
Technical calls — trading recommendations with entry, target, and stop-loss levels
Weekly watchlists — stocks Rumble’s technical analysts are monitoring for potential trading setups
Technical content is included in the Trading Plan (EGP 100 per month).
Subscribers who want both fundamental and technical research can choose the plan that combines both verticals: Conviction and Trading Plan (EGP 200 per month).
What other features are available on Rumble?
Depending on your subscription, Rumble also includes:
Rumble News — a daily overview of major financial and market headlines, also delivered by email
Expert live sessions — live sessions and replays hosted by Rumble analysts
Community — discussion channels where subscribers can interact with experts and other members
Market insights — ongoing market commentary and expert analysis
Who Rumble is for
Rumble can be useful if you:
Want expert research before making an investment decision
Are looking for long-term stock ideas backed by fundamental analysis
Trade actively and want technical setups with defined entry, target, and stop-loss levels
Want to follow earnings, macroeconomic developments, IPOs, and major market events
Want a regular view of what is moving the market and why
You do not have to follow Rumble’s recommendations to use the platform. You can also use its research to support your own investment decisions.
Which markets does Rumble cover?
Rumble currently covers:
Egyptian Exchange (EGX)
UAE markets, including the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX)
US market
Coverage of the Saudi market is planned for a future update.
How does Rumble work with ThndrX?
Rumble subscribers can access Rumble research through the Rumble Hub inside ThndrX, Thndr’s advanced trading platform.
The Rumble Hub brings research into the trading workspace, including:
Calls
Watchlists
Portfolios
Research and market insights
This allows eligible users to review Rumble research while using ThndrX’s trading and analysis tools.
The Rumble standalone platform and the Rumble Hub contain the same Rumble research.
The standalone platform is designed for browsing and discovering content, while the ThndrX integration brings that content into the trading workflow.
📝 Note:Accessing the Rumble Hub inside ThndrX requires both an active Rumble subscription and an active Thndr Trader subscription.
FAQs
Is Rumble part of Thndr?
Rumble is an investment research platform built by Thndr. Rumble focuses on expert analysis and stock recommendations, while the Thndr app and ThndrX handle trade execution and portfolio management.
Do I need a Thndr account to use Rumble?
A Thndr account is not required to use Rumble. Users can create a Rumble account independently and subscribe to access expert research and recommendations.
Can I use Rumble without subscribing?
Rumble content requires an active subscription. New users can start with a 30-day free trial to explore the full platform before committing to a plan.
What is the difference between fundamental and technical content on Rumble?
Fundamental content focuses on long-term investment ideas backed by company research, earnings analysis, and valuation. Technical content focuses on short-term trading opportunities backed by chart analysis, with defined entry, target, and stop loss levels. Subscribers can choose one or both verticals depending on their investment approach.
Can I access Rumble content on ThndrX?
Rumble content is available inside ThndrX through the Rumble Hub. Subscribers can view expert calls, watchlists, portfolios, and research directly within the ThndrX trading workspace.
What if I have Thndr Fortune?
Thndr Fortune users receive complimentary access to Rumble. For full details on how Fortune-based access works, see the Rumble for Thndr Fortune users article.
Is Rumble available in Arabic?
Rumble supports both English and Arabic. The platform language can be changed from the account settings page.
What is the difference between a Rumble subscription and a Thndr Trader subscription?
The Rumble subscription and the Thndr Trader subscription are two independent subscriptions that serve different purposes.
A Rumble subscription grants access to Rumble's expert research, calls, portfolios, watchlists, and insights on the standalone Rumble platform.
A Thndr Trader subscription grants access to ThndrX, Thndr's advanced trading platform with professional charting, order tools, and a customizable workspace.
The two subscriptions are not bundled — subscribing to one does not include the other. The Rumble Hub inside ThndrX requires both an active Rumble subscription and an active Thndr Trader subscription, since the Hub is a feature within the ThndrX platform.