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Sharing Trade Ideas

Post your thesis and see what the community thinks.

What Are Trade Ideas?

Trade Ideas are short posts where you share your thesis on a stock. Pick a ticker, choose your direction (Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral), and explain why in 500 characters or less. The current TrustScore and price are captured automatically so the community can see the context.

Posting an Idea

Go to Community > Ideas and click "+ Post Idea." Fill in the ticker, select your direction, and write your thesis. Keep it focused — the best ideas explain the catalyst or reasoning, not just "I think it will go up."

  • •Bullish: You expect the price to rise. Share the catalyst.
  • •Bearish: You expect a decline. Explain the risk or weakness.
  • •Neutral: No strong conviction. Explain why you are waiting.

Browsing and Engaging

Browse the feed sorted by Recent or Popular. Filter by direction (Bull/Bear/Neutral) or search for a specific ticker. Like ideas you agree with — the most-liked ideas rise to the top in Popular view.

Every ticker in an idea links directly to the Analysis page so you can run your own TrustScore analysis.

Key Takeaways

  • ✓Share your thesis with ticker, direction, and reasoning in 500 characters.
  • ✓TrustScore and price are auto-captured for context.
  • ✓Browse by Recent or Popular, filter by direction or ticker.
  • ✓Like ideas to surface the best community insights.

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