A fundamental call is a single-stock recommendation published by Rumble’s fundamental analysts. Each call includes a recommendation, investment case, target price, performance data, related content, and ongoing analyst updates.
The call card
Fundamental calls appear as cards under the Active or Past Performance tabs on the Fundamental page.
Each call card includes:
Ticker and company name — identify the stock
Recommendation badge — shows Invest or Hold
Expert and date — show the analyst and the date the call was published or last updated
Remaining Return — shows the return still expected based on the current price and target
Performance — shows the return achieved since the call opened
EGX30 Capped — shows benchmark performance over the same period
Related Content — opens research, Market Watch, and Rumble News linked to the stock
New badge — marks a call with recently published content or an update
Recommendation badges
Fundamental calls use two recommendation badges:
Invest — the analysts recommend investing in the stock
Hold — the analysts recommend holding an existing position without adding to it
A recommendation can change while a call remains active.
For example, an Invest recommendation may later change to Hold. Recommendation changes are explained in the call’s Updates tab.
Active and closed calls
A fundamental call can be active or closed.
Active calls are open recommendations and appear under the Active tab
Closed calls appear under Past Performance
When a call closes, the latest update explains the reason for closing the recommendation.
The call detail page
Selecting a fundamental call opens the call detail page.
The detail page contains four tabs:
The Story
Performance
Updates
News & Content
The Story
The Story explains the investment case behind the recommendation.
Every fundamental call organizes the investment case into:
The Good — the positive factors supporting the investment case
The Bad — the main risks or negative factors
The Catalysts — events or developments that could affect the investment case
Key Metrics — important financial and operating measures used in the analysis
The Story provides the research context behind the recommendation.
Performance
The Performance tab shows the main price, return, and benchmark figures for the call.
The Performance tab includes:
Remaining Return — the return still expected based on the current price and target price
Target Price — the analysts’ 12-month target price for the stock
Fair Value — the analysts’ estimate of the stock’s intrinsic value
Performance — the return achieved since the call opened
EGX30 Capped — the benchmark return over the same period
Current Price — the latest market price shown for the stock
Open Price — the stock price when the call was opened
Opened At — the date and time the call was opened
Remaining Return
Remaining Return shows the potential return between the current stock price and the call’s target price.
Remaining Return changes as the current market price changes.
Target Price
Target Price is the analysts’ 12-month price target for the stock.
The Target Price reflects the analysts’ expected price level based on the fundamental investment case.
Fair Value
Fair Value is the analysts’ estimate of the stock’s intrinsic value based on fundamental analysis.
Fair Value and Target Price are separate measures and may differ.
Performance
Performance shows the return generated by the call since the recommendation was opened.
The figure is measured from the Open Price.
EGX30 Capped
EGX30 Capped shows the return of the benchmark index over the same period as the call.
The benchmark provides context for comparing the call’s performance with the broader market.
Updates
The Updates tab contains analyst notes published after a call opens.
Updates can include:
Changes to the investment case
Changes to the recommendation
New company developments
Earnings or financial updates
Changes to the target or outlook
The reason for closing a call
Updates appear in chronological order.
News & Content
The News & Content tab brings together content linked to the stock.
Related items can include:
Rumble research
Market Watch content
Rumble News
The same related items can also be accessed from the Related Content dropdown on the call card.
How to use fundamental calls
Rumble’s Fundamental Calls Guide explains the approach to following fundamental recommendations.
The guide sets out five principles:
Understand what you are investing in
Choose companies you believe in
Keep investing in recommendations and follow the updates
When things are down, double down
Do not invest money needed in the near future
The Guide button on the Fundamental page opens the Fundamental Calls Guide.
When reviewing a call, The Story explains the investment case, the Performance tab shows the target and performance figures, and the Updates tab shows changes to the recommendation or investment case over time.
📝 Note: Fundamental calls reflect the analysts’ research views. Recommendations and target prices are not guarantees of future returns.
FAQs
What is a fundamental call on Rumble?
A fundamental call is a single-stock recommendation published by Rumble’s fundamental analysts. A call includes a recommendation, investment case, target price, performance data, related content, and analyst updates.
What does Invest mean on a fundamental call?
Invest means the analysts recommend investing in the stock.
What does Hold mean on a fundamental call?
Hold means the analysts recommend holding an existing position without adding to it.
Can a fundamental call change from Invest to Hold?
A recommendation can change while a call remains active. Any change, including a move from Invest to Hold, is explained in the Updates tab.
Where are active fundamental calls?
Open fundamental calls appear under the Active tab on the Fundamental page.
Where are closed fundamental calls?
Closed fundamental calls appear under Past Performance on the Fundamental page.
What happens when a fundamental call is closed?
A closed call moves to Past Performance. The latest update explains the reason for closing the recommendation.
What is Remaining Return?
Remaining Return shows the potential return between the current stock price and the call’s target price.
What is the Target Price on a fundamental call?
Target Price is the analysts’ 12-month price target for the stock.
What is Fair Value on a fundamental call?
Fair Value is the analysts’ estimate of the stock’s intrinsic value based on fundamental analysis.
What is the difference between Target Price and Fair Value?
Target Price is the analysts’ expected stock price over a 12-month period. Fair Value is the analysts’ estimate of the stock’s intrinsic value based on fundamental analysis.
What does Performance show on a fundamental call?
Performance shows the return achieved since the call opened, measured from the Open Price.
What does EGX30 Capped show on a fundamental call?
EGX30 Capped shows the benchmark index return over the same period as the call.
Where are updates to a fundamental call published?
Analyst updates appear under the Updates tab on the call detail page.
Where is the reason for closing a fundamental call?
The reason for closing a call appears in the latest entry under the Updates tab.
Where can related content for a stock be found?
Related research, Market Watch content, and Rumble News appear in the News & Content tab and in the Related Content dropdown on the call card.
Where can the rules for following fundamental calls be found?
The Guide button on the Fundamental page opens the Fundamental Calls Guide, which explains the principles for using Rumble’s fundamental recommendations.