The Rumble hub on ThndrX desktop brings together research and market views from Rumble's technical and fundamental experts.
Rumble has two main tabs:
Ideas — expert calls, Weekly Watchlists, and model Portfolios
Coverage — published research including earnings recaps, deep dives, strategies, economic commentary, IPO coverage, and sector research
Expert names and avatars across both tabs open the same expert profile, making it possible to review the expert's background and track record without leaving the Rumble page.
Ideas Tab
Ideas Tab
Ideas tab
The Ideas tab is the default view when opening the Rumble page.
Ideas contains three types of expert content:
Calls appear on the left side of the page. Weekly Watchlists and Portfolios appear on the right.
Calls
The Calls section shows active and closed expert views on individual stocks.
Each call includes an entry price, target price, and a current call status.
Technical and fundamental calls use different methodologies and fields.
Technical calls
Technical calls are published by technical analysts based on:
chart patterns
price action
momentum
Each technical call includes:
Entry Price
Target Price
Stop Loss
Technical calls can move through the following statuses:
Buy — the expert recommends entering the position
Hold — the expert recommends maintaining the position
Take Profit — the expert recommends closing the position to realize gains
Closed — the call has been closed by the expert
Fundamental calls
Fundamental calls are published by fundamental analysts based on:
company research
financial performance
valuation
Each fundamental call includes:
Entry Price
Target Price
Fundamental calls do not include a Stop Loss.
Fundamental calls can move through the following statuses:
Invest — the expert recommends entering the position
Hold — the expert recommends maintaining the position
Closed — the call has been closed by the expert
📝 Note: Use the Active / Closed control to switch between active and closed calls.
Calls table
Each row in the Calls table shows:
Company — stock ticker, logo, and date the call was opened or last updated
Expert — expert name and avatar
Action — current call status
Entry — entry price set by the expert
Current — current market price
Target — target price
Performance — percentage return from Entry Price to Current Price
Filtering Calls by expert
Use the expert filter above the Calls table to filter calls by analyst.
Experts are grouped into:
Technical
Fundamental
Each expert also shows the performance of the current top call.
Individual experts can be selected or deselected.
Selecting the Technical or Fundamental group applies the selection to all experts in that group.
Use Clear filter to remove expert selections.
Technical call details
Select a technical call to open the call detail view.
Technical call details include:
expert name and type
last updated date
current status
Call Date
Entry Price
Current Price
Target Price
Stop Loss
Performance
A visual price scale shows the current price relative to:
Stop Loss
Entry
Take Profit
Two additional tabs are available.
Story
Shows the expert's written reasoning behind the call.
Updates
Shows a chronological history of status changes, including movements between:
Buy
Hold
Take Profit
Closed
Fundamental call details
Select a fundamental call to open the call detail view.
Fundamental call details include:
expert name and type
last updated date
current status
Call Date
Entry Price
Current Price
Target Price
EGX30 Performance
Performance
A visual scale shows:
Current Performance
Remaining Return to the target
Two additional tabs are available.
Story
Shows the original investment thesis published with the call.
Updates
Shows research reports published in connection with the call.
Selecting an update opens the full research piece.
Stock actions from Calls
Selecting the stock ticker, stock name, or logo inside the call detail view opens the Overview side panel.
Right-clicking a Calls table row and selecting Trade opens the Trade page with the selected stock loaded.
Weekly Watchlists
The Weekly Watchlists section contains weekly stock selections from technical experts.
Each expert publishes a list of stocks being monitored for potential opportunities during the selected week.
Use the week selector to review earlier Weekly Watchlists.
Selecting an expert opens the detailed Weekly Watchlist.
Weekly Watchlist details
The detailed Weekly Watchlist shows:
expert name
selected week
expert video discussing the weekly picks
Two tabs appear below the video:
Stocks
Updates
Weekly Watchlist — Stocks
The Stocks tab shows each selected stock with:
ticker
status
Target Price
Stop Loss
written description
Trigger condition
Invalidation condition
Weekly Watchlist statuses
A stock can have one of five statuses:
Watching — trigger conditions have not been met
Triggered — the trigger condition has been met and the call has been issued
Closed — the resulting call has been closed
Removed — the stock was replaced before triggering
Invalidated — the invalidation condition was met
The play icon next to a stock jumps the Weekly Watchlist video to the point where the expert discusses that stock.
Weekly Watchlist — Updates
The Updates tab shows end-of-week updates for stocks whose status changed during the selected week.
Portfolios
The Portfolios section shows model portfolios managed by fundamental experts.
Each portfolio is a selected basket of stocks built around a defined investment strategy and maintained over time.
The Portfolio card shows:
portfolio name
managing expert
number of holdings
last updated date
total return since inception
Selecting a Portfolio opens the Portfolio detail view.
Portfolio performance summary
The Portfolio detail view shows three headline measures:
Portfolio Returns
EGX30 Capped benchmark performance
Alpha — Portfolio outperformance relative to EGX30 Capped
Portfolio — Stocks
The Stocks tab contains:
Current Stocks
Shows stocks currently held in the model Portfolio, including:
Company
Entry Date
Current Price
New label for recently added stocks
Removed Stocks
Shows stocks removed in the most recent Portfolio update.
Portfolio — Updates
The Updates tab shows Portfolio changes over time.
Updates can include stocks that were:
added
removed
maintained
Selecting an update opens the research report associated with that Portfolio update.
Portfolio — Performance
The Performance tab shows:
recent Portfolio performance
month-to-date return
benchmark comparison
historical performance since inception
Portfolio — Methodology Used
The Methodology Used tab explains:
investment strategy
expected time horizon
stock-selection approach
The methodology can include both written and video content.
Coverage Tab
Coverage Tab
The Coverage tab is the published research library on the Rumble page.
Coverage includes research from Rumble's fundamental experts, including:
Coverage pieces appear in a filterable list ordered by publish date, with the most recent research first.
Coverage content types
Each Coverage piece is assigned a Type by the publishing expert.
Six content types are available:
Earnings recap
Research covering a company's latest earnings release.
Deep dive
Detailed fundamental analysis of a company.
A Deep dive does not need to be tied to an earnings release and may focus on an ongoing trend, catalyst, or investment thesis.
Strategies
Forward-looking top-down views or positioning theses.
Economic insights
Commentary on economic data releases, monetary policy, or other economic events.
IPO & Corporate actions
Research covering:
new listings
IPO activity
corporate actions
Sector / Thematic
Research covering an industry, sector, or broader theme rather than one specific stock.
Coverage list
Each row in the Coverage list represents one published research piece.
Coverage is ordered by Publish date, with the latest research first.
Each row shows:
Coverage — thumbnail, title, and subtitle
Expert — publishing expert
Company — company or companies covered
Sector — sector or sectors covered
Type — research content type
Publish date — publication date
Company and Sector tags
The Company and Sector columns describe the scope of each research piece.
Specific company or sector
A ticker or sector name means the research directly covers that company or sector.
All Stocks or All Sectors
All Stocks or All Sectors means the research is intentionally market-wide.
Dash (—)
A dash means the research has no direct company or sector association.
This can appear on macroeconomic or general market research.
Multiple stocks or Multiple sectors
Research covering two or three companies or sectors displays each tag individually.
Research covering more than three displays:
Multiple stocks
Multiple sectors
Company and Sector tags are informational and are not clickable.
Filtering Coverage
Four filters are available at the top of the Coverage tab:
Experts
Companies
Sectors
Type
All active Coverage filters combine using AND logic.
For example, selecting an Expert and a Sector returns research matching both selections.
Experts filter
The Experts filter uses the same expert selection structure as the Ideas tab.
Experts are grouped into:
Technical
Fundamental
Individual experts can be selected.
Selecting a group header selects all experts in that group.
Use Clear filter to reset the expert filter.
Companies, Sectors, and Type filters
The Companies, Sectors, and Type filters support:
search
multi-select
Enter text to narrow the available options, then select one or more values.
All active filters apply together.
📝 Note: Coverage does not include a search bar or separate sort control. Research is always ordered by Publish date, most recent first.
Opening a Coverage piece
Selecting a Coverage piece opens the full research inside the Coverage experience.
Coverage pieces are read within Rumble.
Coverage does not provide direct trading actions from the research piece.
To trade a stock mentioned in Coverage, open the stock through the Trade page.
Coverage empty state
When no published research matches the selected filters, Coverage displays:
No coverage published yet.
Expert profiles
Expert profiles are shared across the Ideas and Coverage tabs.
Selecting an expert name or avatar opens the expert profile.
Expert profiles can be opened from areas including:
Calls
Calls expert filter
Weekly Watchlists
Portfolios
Coverage
detail views
Expert profile information
The expert profile includes:
Expert name and avatar
Expert type
Professional background
Written investment or trading philosophy
Performance metrics
Expert performance metrics differ between Technical and Fundamental experts.
Technical expert performance
Technical expert performance can be filtered by:
1M
3M
6M
1Y
All
Available measures include:
Hit Ratio — percentage of closed calls that reached the target
Avg Realized Return — average return across closed calls
Average Win — average return on winning calls
Average Loss — average loss on losing calls
# Closed Calls — number of closed calls
Avg Duration — average number of days between opening and closing a call
Fundamental expert performance
Fundamental expert performance displays lifetime results across closed positions.
Available measures include:
Avg Realized Return — average return across closed positions
EGX30 Capped — benchmark performance over the same period
Alpha — expert outperformance relative to EGX30 Capped
Avg Duration — average holding period for closed positions
FAQs
What is the difference between the Ideas and Coverage tabs?
The Ideas tab contains expert calls, Weekly Watchlists, and model Portfolios.
The Coverage tab contains published fundamental research, including earnings reports, deep dives, strategy pieces, economic insights, IPO research, and sector analysis.
What is the difference between a technical call and a fundamental call?
Technical calls are based on chart patterns, price action, and momentum and include Entry, Target, and Stop Loss levels.
Fundamental calls are based on company research, financials, and valuation and include Entry and Target levels without a Stop Loss.
How can Calls be filtered by expert?
Open the expert filter above the Calls table and select the required Technical or Fundamental experts.
The Calls table updates based on the selected experts.
What does Triggered mean in a Weekly Watchlist?
Triggered means the trigger condition defined by the expert has been met and the related call has been issued.
Before the trigger condition is met, the stock remains in Watching status.
What does the Alpha metric mean in Portfolio or expert performance on ThndrX?
Alpha metric measures performance relative to the EGX30 Capped benchmark.
Positive Alpha represents performance above the benchmark over the measured period.
How can a stock from a Call be opened for trading?
Right-click the Call row and select Trade to open the Trade page with the stock loaded.
Selecting the stock ticker, name, or logo in the call detail view opens the Overview side panel.
What is the difference between an Earnings recap and a Deep dive?
An Earnings recap focuses on a company's latest earnings release.
A Deep dive provides broader fundamental analysis and can focus on a company trend, catalyst, valuation, or investment thesis outside an earnings cycle.
How do Coverage filters work together?
Experts, Companies, Sectors, and Type filters combine using AND logic.
Research must match all active filter selections to remain in the Coverage list.
What does a dash mean in the Coverage Company or Sector column?
A dash indicates that the research has no direct association with a specific company or sector.
The dash can appear on macroeconomic or broad market research.
What do Multiple stocks and Multiple sectors mean?
Multiple stocks or Multiple sectors appears when a research piece covers more than three companies or sectors.
Two or three companies or sectors are displayed individually.
How is Coverage sorted?
Coverage is always sorted by Publish date, with the most recently published research first.
How can an expert's track record be viewed?
Select an expert name or avatar anywhere on the Rumble page.
The expert profile displays background information and performance metrics relevant to the expert type.