u/Pristine_Arm8260

Looking for Social Media Posts

Beginners are okay

Ideally you have experience posting written content all over forums, web, and understand social media.

So if your a casual user on social media this is perfect for you.

Upvote + DM

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u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 7 days ago

Somehow I'm looking at accounts that are brand new and actively spamming. Somehow those accounts are getting more views because they are spammers?

The minute you post 1 link, Twitter instantly removes your visibility for weeks, and it's not some magically hard algo. It's literally just removing everything about crypto/stocks.

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u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 8 days ago

Hey everyone!

There is discords nowadays to share trading ideas much faster in real time. A lot of them breakdown trading ideas, setups, and give out learning content.

Just wanted to let everyone know incase you aren't aware.

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u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 9 days ago

I manage social media for a stock trading Discord that’s grown to 50,000+ members, focused on day trading, swing trades, and long-term setups.

A few things that have worked well for us:

  • The product actually delivers. The admin consistently finds solid setups, which keeps people subscribed. We can even offer free trials confidently because users tend to stick around.
  • Consistent posting. Most of our growth has come from steady outreach over time.
  • Patience. Like any business, there are ups and downs. When the market is active, content is easier. When things slow down, opportunities are fewer.

Challenges we’re running into:

  • Expanding beyond video. Written content has been the most effective for us, but video takes a lot more time and effort to produce consistently.
  • Using AI the right way. We’re interested in AI tools or agents that can help generate content, but we want to stay within platform guidelines and avoid anything that looks spammy or automated in a bad way.
  • Keeping up with how fast AI is changing marketing. We want to keep growing, but in a way that attracts actual traders not just random traffic.

One mindset we follow:
Just because something already exists doesn’t mean it’s not worth doing. Trading communities and paid analysis have been around for decades, but there’s still room to do it well and grow.

What I’m hoping to learn:
If you have experience using AI for marketing especially in a way that’s sustainable and platform safe I’d love to hear how you’d approach this. We’re less interested in mass automation and more focused on attracting the right audience consistently.

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u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 9 days ago
▲ 109 r/redditstock+6 crossposts

Look at this someone is taking a $294,000 bet that reddit goes up BY May 8th. $190 calls.
They literally need Reddit to go to $194 just to double their money. If it doesn't it will go worthless.

u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 10 days ago

$4B operating profit 21
$5B operating profit 23
$6B operating profit 25

Every 2 years PayPal is growing their operating profit by $1B.

Company is only worth $45B... they have $6B cash after debt. $39 billion dollar company making $6B a year.

6.5X earnings.

Is this the case where people chase when the stock is hot again? At 50 they hate it, once it's $100 they love it.

u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 10 days ago
▲ 5 r/AdvertiseYourServer+4 crossposts

Hi everyone! I've been apart of a discord for a long time where the whole idea is it's a community.

- get swing trading ideas, day trading ideas, long term trades
- be able to chat with others
- get educational content
- get technical analysis

I was recently given mod so I'd like to share it.

Happy to answer any questions in the comments.
Link: https://stocktradeshouse.com

I've been apart of browsing Technicalanalysis on reddit for along time as someone casually browsing, so I thought I'd share.

u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 10 days ago

$4B operating profit 21
$5B operating profit 23
$6B operating profit 25

Every 2 years PayPal is growing their operating profit by $1B.

Company is only worth $45B... they have $6B cash after debt. $39 billion dollar company making $6B a year.

6.5X earnings.

Is this the case where people chase when the stock is hot again? At 50 they hate it, once it's $100 they love it.

u/Pristine_Arm8260 — 10 days ago