Rebel Intel

    How Rebel Intel works · Step 2

    Plan

    Before any money is involved, turn the idea into a written plan: where you would get in, where you would get out if wrong, and how much you could lose.

    1. 1

      Build a trade plan

      Tap Trade plan under an answer. Intel uses live prices to set an entry, a stop-loss and a target, then shows risk per share and reward-to-risk.

      Try: “Build me a trade plan for AAPL”
    2. 2

      Size the position

      Plans show an example size for a $10,000 account risking 1%. Risk a small, fixed share of your account so one wrong trade never hurts much.

    3. 3

      Stress-test with a forecast

      Ask where a stock could trade and Intel offers a Rebel Hive forecast with bull, base and bear targets and sources. It only runs when you tap Run.

      Try: “Where could AMD trade over the next year?”
    4. 4

      Check it against what you own

      Connect a brokerage read-only so Intel can see how a new idea fits your holdings and alert you to whale activity on them.

      Your portfolio
    5. 5

      Save your thinking

      Signed-in chats save automatically, so you can come back to the plan and the reasons behind it.

      Saved chats

    Good habits

    • Decide your exit before you enter.
    • If reward-to-risk is below 2 to 1, ask whether the trade is worth it.
    • Plans are educational examples, not recommendations.
    Next: Act

    Rebel Intel is AI-generated for education and may be wrong. Not investment advice. Trading involves risk of loss.