Can I post my own blog article about AMD?
Only if it is genuinely related to AMD stock or reasonably related to AMD's TAM, and only if it is human written.
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r/AMD_Stock rules, stats, and what to post
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/AMD_Stock: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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Current public stats
- Members
- 79,165
- Verified
- October 13, 2026
- Category
- Personal finance and investing communities
Rules can change, so Rankhog keeps verification dates and the original public Reddit sources visible.
Rule summary
- Content must be related to AMD stock: Linked articles should be related to AMD, and/or reasonably related to AMD's TAM.
- Links to other sites must be posted as a "link" using original title: When submitting a new link, use the original source title (click "use suggested title"). Do not submit a link as a text post.
- No vulgarities and personal attacks: No WSB style comments or language
- Memes only allowed on 5% days: On days during which AMD closes up or down 5% or more, memes will be allowed. No vulgarities or personal attacks.
- Do not post your trades or charts: Gains/losses can be posted in the Daily Discussion thread. TA stuff goes in the daily TA thread. Do not make a separate post, those will be removed.
- No AI-Generated Content: All posts and comments must be human-written. AI-written analysis is not allowed.
Works well
- A link post sharing a credible industry article that clearly connects to AMD stock, submitted with the original source title.
- A human-written analysis of how a specific industry development relates to AMD's total addressable market.
- A question about AMD's business outlook that invites other investors to share their read on the industry.
- Trade results or chart discussion shared inside the Daily Discussion thread instead of a standalone post.
- Technical analysis posted in the daily TA thread rather than as its own submission.
- A light meme shared only on a day when AMD closed up or down 5 percent or more.
Avoid
- Posting AI-written analysis or comments, because the community bans all AI-generated content.
- Submitting a link as a text post or changing the source title, which breaks the link format rule.
- Sharing your trades, gains, losses, or charts as their own post instead of using the daily threads.
- Posting memes on a normal day when the stock has not moved 5 percent or more.
- Dropping a link to content with no real connection to AMD or its market, which fails the relevance rule.
- Using WSB style language, vulgarities, or personal attacks in posts or comments.
What r/AMD_Stock Is For
This community is for industry information and discussion relating to AMD, with a clear focus on AMD as a stock rather than AMD as a hobby. The people posting here follow the company as an investment, so they care about news, industry developments, and anything reasonably related to AMD's total addressable market. The rules tell you a lot about who shows up. There are daily threads for trade results and technical analysis, which means active traders post here, and the meme rule about 5 percent days tells you the room gets lively when the stock makes a big move. The tone is more measured than typical stock forums, because the rules explicitly call out and ban WSB style comments and language.
Rules That Matter Before Posting
The rule that decides everything here is “Content must be related to AMD stock”, because a post with no clear AMD stock connection gets removed no matter how good it is. “Links to other sites must be posted as a 'link' using original title” controls format, so any shared article must be a link post with the original source title. “No AI-Generated Content” is a hard stop for anyone who drafts with AI tools, since all posts and comments must be human-written. “Do not post your trades or charts” keeps trade talk inside the daily threads, and “Memes only allowed on 5% days” limits joke content to big movement days. “No vulgarities and personal attacks” sets the tone for how you write.
What To Post
A good post here is a genuine piece of industry information that connects clearly to AMD stock or AMD's TAM. If you are sharing an article, submit it as a link post and use the original source title, clicking use suggested title as the rules describe. If you are writing your own take, write it yourself, in your own words, with no AI assistance, and keep it relevant to AMD as a business and an investment. Keep any trade results or chart talk inside the Daily Discussion thread or the daily TA thread rather than making a separate post. If you want to bring levity, wait for a day when AMD closes up or down 5 percent or more, and even then keep it clean.
What To Avoid
The fastest removals come from four things. First, posting anything that is not related to AMD stock or reasonably related to AMD's TAM. Second, submitting a link as a text post, or changing the original source title when you share a link. Third, posting AI-written analysis, because all posts and comments must be human-written. Fourth, making a standalone post with your trades, gains, losses, or charts, since those belong in the Daily Discussion thread or the daily TA thread. Beyond that, keep memes off the feed unless AMD closed up or down 5 percent or more that day, and never use vulgarities or personal attacks anywhere in the community.
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Common questions about r/AMD_Stock
Can I share a news link here?
Yes, but it must be submitted as a link post using the original source title, not as a text post.
Are memes ever allowed?
Only on days when AMD closes up or down 5 percent or more, and even then with no vulgarities or personal attacks.
Where do I post my trade results or charts?
Yes, gains and losses go in the Daily Discussion thread and TA content goes in the daily TA thread.
Can I use AI to draft my analysis?
No, all posts and comments must be human-written, so AI-assisted analysis is not allowed here.
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