Can I link my trading tool or newsletter if it is genuinely helpful?
No. “No Spam or Self-Promotion” requires you to seek permission from an admin before posting any self-promotion, and that rule covers DMs too.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/swingtrading: 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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This is a community for swing traders, which means people who hold a position for at least one overnight and use value, breakout, or trend following approaches. Members watch fundamentals, technical analysis, or both, and futures, options, and crypto traders are welcome too. The rules describe the room as a place for opinions, education, and discussion, not advice. People post charts, trade ideas framed as opinions, questions about setups, and educational content about markets and strategies.
The rule that decides most marketing posts here is “No Spam or Self-Promotion”. It says you must seek permission from an admin before posting any spam, self-promotion, server invites, or advertisements, and it also applies to DMing members. “No Financial Advice” bans buy and sell recommendations, suggestions, and help, so any post that steers people toward a trade is out. “No Professional Solicitation” says investment discussions should be based on opinions only, so do not present yourself as an advisor. “Quality Contributions” asks members to avoid low effort TA or analysis, bragging about wins without post-trade analysis, memes, and off-topic content. “No penny stock (<$5), low float, OTC” bans content about cheap and over the counter stocks. “No Pump and Dump” bans any attempt to inflate an asset's value for personal gain. “Stay On Topic” keeps everything on the financial theme. “Continuous Learning” is the friendly one, because it encourages sharing educational resources and insights.
The safest and most welcome post here is education. A clear writeup of a strategy, a lesson from a trade you took with the full reasoning shown before and after, or a breakdown of how you manage risk all fit the spirit of “Continuous Learning”. If you want to share a winning trade, the rules require detailed post-trade analysis, so show your thinking, not just the profit. Frame everything as your opinion and your process, never as a recommendation. If you have a tool, newsletter, or community you want to mention, ask an admin for permission first and wait for a yes. Keep every post on the financial theme.
The fastest removal is self-promotion without permission, including server invites, ads, and DMs to members. Buy and sell recommendations get removed under “No Financial Advice”, and offering professional advice trips “No Professional Solicitation”. Bragging about a win without showing your analysis gets removed under “Quality Contributions”. Anything about penny stocks under five dollars, low float, or OTC tickers is banned outright. Pump and dump behavior is strictly prohibited and carries consequences. Low effort charts, memes, and off-topic posts also get removed.
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No. “No Spam or Self-Promotion” requires you to seek permission from an admin before posting any self-promotion, and that rule covers DMs too.
Only if you include detailed post-trade analysis. “Quality Contributions” explicitly calls out bragging about wins without analysis as low effort.
No. “No Financial Advice” bans buy and sell recommendations, suggestions, and help, and “No Professional Solicitation” bans offering professional advice.
No. “No penny stock (<$5), low float, OTC” bans all of them, because the community considers them too risky and often hype driven.
Yes. “Continuous Learning” encourages sharing educational resources and insights about markets and strategies, as long as it is not self-promotion.
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