# Callouts

> Read what people post about your token on FOMO and Pump.fun, right from your trading page.

### What callouts are

Traders who buy a token often post a short thesis about it: why they bought, what they see in the chart, the dev or the community. These posts are callouts, and you find them on FOMO and on the token's Pump.fun page.

The **Callout** panel brings them to your trading page, so you can follow what people say about your token without leaving Ora.

The panel is available on the tokens you launched with Ora.

### Opening the panel

Click **Callout** next to **Instant Trade** in the trading table. The panel opens beside the tables.

* **Resize:** drag its left edge to make it wider or narrower.
* **Close:** click the cross, or **Callout** again.

On smaller screens, where there's no room beside the tables, **Callouts** is a tab of the trading table instead.

### Sources

Pick a source at the top of the panel:

* **All:** both sources together, newest first.
* **FOMO:** the theses posted on FOMO.
* **Pump:** the callouts posted on Pump.fun.

### Reading a callout

Each card shows:

* **Author:** their name and handle, the source's mark and how long ago they posted. Pump.fun authors often have no handle.
* **Thesis:** what they wrote. A long thesis is cut after four lines: click **More** to read the rest, and **Less** to fold it back.
* **Hold:** while the author still holds your token, the value of their position in USD and its PNL.
* **Sold:** once the author has sold out, their realized PNL.
* **Likes:** how many people liked the callout.

*[Image: Callout panel in the All view, with callout cards showing the author, the thesis, Hold or Sold with the PNL, and likes]*

PNL is green for a gain and red for a loss. The panel updates on its own as new callouts come in. If a source can't be loaded, the panel says so, and in **All** it keeps showing the other source's callouts. If a later refresh fails, the panel keeps the callouts it already has.

> **Note:** Callouts are written by other people. Ora shows them as they are posted and doesn't check what they say.