Write for us: Become an AllinAllSpace contributor
Got a view on the markets? Put your name on it and share it with other traders and investors.
Become a contributorHow it worksA place for your market views.
Contributors get a byline, an author profile and an editor who reads every piece before it goes live.
Our readers are traders and investors, and they notice a shallow take quickly. We look for people who know their subject, back it with evidence, and are willing to take a position.
You don’t need a long CV. You need real knowledge of the topic and a clear argument. We welcome:
What you get
Byline & profile
Your name on every piece, plus an author profile on AllinAllSpace with your bio, photo and everything you’ve published with us.
A link to your work
One link in your author bio to your LinkedIn, X account, newsletter or website.
Editing
Every piece is read and edited before publishing. We may ask for changes, and you see the final version before it goes live.
Reach
We share selected contributor pieces on our own channels, and your piece sits alongside our market data and research tools.
Markets, and what moves them.
Not sure it fits? Pitch it anyway.
Markets & stocks
Index and stock analysis, earnings, company deep-dives and market commentary.
Macro & economy
Rates, inflation, central banks, bond yields, elections and policy as they affect markets.
Commodities & forex
Energy, metals, agricultural markets and currencies, with a focus on what drives prices.
Crypto & fintech
Digital assets, trading platforms, payments and the business of financial technology.
AI & tech
AI, semiconductors, cloud and the technology stocks and trends that investors follow.
A good submission.
A clear point of view
We don’t publish “on one hand, on the other hand” pieces that reach no conclusion. Take a stance and defend it.
Evidence
Data, filings, charts and named sources. Link to where your numbers come from, and check everything checkable.
Original thinking
Don’t rehash what everyone else is saying. What do you see that others are missing?
Both sides of the trade
Show the risks and the counter-argument. A view that ignores the other side doesn’t help readers decide.
Readable prose
Short paragraphs, specific facts, no jargon and no filler. Most pieces run 700 to 2,000 words.
A simple structure for market pieces
The view
State your thesis in the first paragraph: what you think will happen, or what the market is missing.
The evidence
The data, filings, charts and context that support it, including how the asset is valued today.
The risks
The strongest case against your view, and what could go wrong.
What would change your mind
The level, event or data point that would tell you that you’re wrong, and what a reader should watch.
Who you are, and what you hold.
Finance readers need to know who is writing and what interest they have.
Every contributor needs a real name and a verifiable professional profile: LinkedIn, X, a personal site or a company page. Every piece must state any positions you hold in the securities discussed and any conflicts of interest, including your employer, clients or compensation connected to the subject.
Contributors work to the same standards as our own writers, set out on our Editorial team & standards page.
The disclosure box
Every contributor article ends with a short disclosure box, written by the contributor and checked by us. It follows this format:
Company contributors
Brokers, fintechs, research firms and other financial companies can contribute too. A named expert from the company writes under their own name, and the article says who they work for. We accept company contributions that give readers something useful, such as original data, market research or expert commentary.
Analysis, not promotion
No product pitches or calls to action, and no comparisons of the company’s own products with competitors’.
One link, marked
The contributor’s bio can link to the company. Company links are marked nofollow, and article bodies only link to sources.
Full disclosure
The piece states the contributor’s employer and any relationship to the companies or products it mentions.
Want promotional content, such as a product review or a sponsored article? That belongs on our Advertise page, where it is clearly labelled.
We will decline.
- AI-generated writing passed off as humanContent submitted as original human work.
- PromotionAdvertorials and product pushes. See our Advertise page for sponsored content.
- Stock, token and trade promotionMicro-caps, guaranteed returns, and trading signals that promise a profit.
- Easy-money languageClaims that promise quick, easy or risk-free profit.
- Attacks on other writersCriticise the argument, not the person.
- Work published elsewhereWe only accept original, unpublished work.
- Plagiarism or inventionCopied text, fabricated quotes or fabricated data.
- No identifiable authorSubmissions we can’t attach to a real person or company.
From pitch to published.
We read every pitch and reply within 7 to 10 business days.
Send us your topic
Write to us through our contact page with the subject line Contributor – [Your topic] and include:
- Your name and a link to your LinkedIn, X or website
- Your proposed topic or headline
- Two or three sentences on your angle
- A link to a sample of your writing, if you have one
- Any positions or conflicts of interest relating to the topic
We review it
We check the fit, your profile and the angle, and reply within 7 to 10 business days.
You become a contributor
If it’s a fit, we set up your contributor account and author profile. Accounts are by invitation only. You write your piece and submit it as a draft.
We edit and publish
We edit the draft, agree changes with you and publish it with your byline. After that you can pitch us whenever you have something to say.
There are no quotas or deadlines, but we invite contributors who intend to publish regularly. Accounts with no activity for six months are archived, and you can ask to have yours reactivated.