A technical call is a trading recommendation published by a Rumble technical analyst.

Each technical call includes:

Technical calls appear on the Technical page under either:

Technical calls are available with the Trading plan and Conviction & Trading plan.
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The Conviction-only plan does not include Technical Calls.

Each technical call appears as a card on the Technical page.

A call card shows:

Selecting a call opens the full call detail page.

Technical calls use three recommendation statuses:

The recommendation status determines the action described by the analyst.

Buy means entry is recommended only within the specified Buy Range.

An entry outside the Buy Range does not follow the original call setup.

Hold means no new entry and no exit. The existing position remains open.
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Entering a Technical Call during Hold carries additional risk whether the market price is above or below the original Buy Range.
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Above the Buy Range, the entry may be further from the original risk level. Below the Buy Range, the stock may be moving toward the original stop-loss level without having confirmed the stop.

Take Profit means the analyst recommends closing part of the position.

Rumble Take Profit instructions close either:

Take Profit does not mean the full position has been closed.

A Technical Call is either Active or Closed.

Active calls remain open and appear under the Active tab.

Active calls can carry:

Closed calls move to Past Performance.
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The latest call update explains the reason for closing.
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Closed calls also contribute to the Overall Performance metrics on the Technical page.

Rumble technical analysts follow defined rules for managing active calls.
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Each technical analyst can maintain:

The maximum is 15 active calls per analyst.
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A Technical Call is issued only after an idea from a Weekly Watchlist reaches the required trigger condition.

Technical Calls are not issued outside the Weekly Watchlist process.
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A Technical Call remains active for no more than three months.
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Stocks must meet Rumble’s internal eligibility criteria before becoming Technical Calls.
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The eligibility framework is designed to support call quality and consistent treatment across users.

Selecting a Technical Call opens the full detail page.

Three tabs are available:

The Story explains the technical setup behind the call.

The Story provides the analyst’s reasoning for the trade setup.

The Performance tab shows the main price and return information for the call.

Available fields include:
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Final Target Price is the final price objective set for the Technical Call.
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Buy Range is the price range within which entry is recommended when the call status is Buy.
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Current Price is the current market price of the stock.
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Performance shows the return achieved by the call since opening.
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Open Price is the market price when the Technical Call was issued.
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Opened At shows the date and time when the Technical Call was issued.

A Technical Call's stop loss is intentionally not displayed on the call detail page.
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The stop loss is withheld from the active call to reduce the risk of stop-loss hunting.
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The stop loss is published earlier in the corresponding Weekly Watchlist detail before the Technical Call is triggered.
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For Weekly Watchlist trigger conditions, invalidation conditions, and stop-loss information, see Understanding Weekly Watchlists.

The Updates tab shows analyst notes in chronological order.

Updates can include:

The Updates tab provides the latest instructions for managing an active call.

Rumble provides general rules for using Technical Calls through the Technical Calls Guide.
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Open the Guide from the Guide button on the Technical page.

The Technical Calls Guide includes five general rules:

Technical Call actions are based on the current recommendation status.

Enter only within the Buy Range.

Maintain an existing position without a new entry or exit.

Close the stated 25% or 50% portion of the position.

Review the Updates tab for the latest instructions or changes to the call.

The Technical Calls Guide recommends keeping each individual Technical Call within 10% of the portfolio.

The Technical Calls Guide provides general rules that apply across Rumble technical analysts.

Each technical analyst can also follow a specific strategy.

The analyst's strategy is available through:

Select the expert name on a Technical Call to open the expert profile.

The expert profile explains the analyst's own approach and rules.

Buy means entry is recommended only within the Buy Range.
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Hold means maintaining an existing position without a new entry or exit.
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Take Profit means closing either 25% or 50% of the position, depending on the analyst's instruction.
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The stop loss is not displayed on the Technical Call itself.
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The stop loss is published in the corresponding Weekly Watchlist detail before the call is triggered.
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The Buy Range is the price range within which entry is recommended while the Technical Call has a Buy status.
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A closed Technical Call moves to Past Performance.

The latest update explains the reason for closing.
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The Updates tab on the call detail page contains analyst notes in chronological order, including entry instructions, status changes, Take Profit actions, and closing reasons.
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Technical Calls are included with the Trading plan and Conviction & Trading plan.
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The Conviction-only plan does not include Technical Calls.
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Select the expert name on a Technical Call to open the expert profile.

The analyst's strategy is also explained through the analyst's Weekly Watchlist.
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Technical Calls are based on technical analysis and use Buy Range, Target, status changes, and Weekly Watchlist triggers.
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Fundamental Calls follow the separate Fundamental experience and use different research and recommendation structures.