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Practically any financial advisor will tell you to approach the capital markets from a rational (and especially non-emotional) framework. Emotions tend to cloud judgment, leading in many cases to poor decisions and in other cases crippling indecision when decisiveness is necessary. However, every once in a blue moon, an enterprise like Rumble (RUM) comes along to rudely impose a litmus test.
An online video platform, web hosting and cloud services provider, Rumble on paper sounds innocuous, almost boring. However, by its own definition, the company’s leadership team prefers to label itself the public internet user’s rights management video platform. In other words, Rumble believes that free speech is effectively sacrosanct, thus encouraging its users to express their opinions openly without fear of “cancel culture.”