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Thanks for trying rule72. Ten minutes is enough. Below is what it is, what it is not, and what to look at first.
What rule72 is
Rule72 organizes what finance creators said about companies into storylines — each headline backed by the receipts underneath: the creator, the video, the moment. Evidence first, summary second. Nothing is published yet — a human review gates that.
What rule72 is not
Not advice. Not a call to do anything. Not market-wide coverage. Not a judgment of any company. When evidence is weak, it stays out — no signal is better than fake signal.
Try this in ten minutes
Today's storylines at a glance, plus the latest creator evidence.
The ranked feed. Open the lead story: the headline, how aligned creators are, and the receipts under it.
Pick one company. Its page leads with its storylines, then the receipts beneath — no quote wall.
Every storyline is built from receipts. Open one on YouTube — that is the source.
See who is talking. Open one creator to see the companies they cover.
Companies creators mention that rule72 does not track yet — candidates, not coverage.
Tell us where you lost trust
Use Send feedback at the bottom of any page. It carries the route you were on. Tell us: what did you expect, what confused you, which source or company was involved.
Known limits
- Tracked universe, not the market. Rule72 follows a hand-curated set of companies.
- Discovered candidates are not tracked. Mentioned, not verified.
- No advice. Rule72 never tells you to do anything.
- Timestamps are partial. Sometimes we have the source, not the exact moment.
- Published count is zero. Nothing auto-publishes; a human review gates it.
- Evidence can be sparse. Some tracked companies have none yet.