Rebel Intel

    How Rebel Intel works · Step 1

    Research

    Start with a plain-English question. Intel pulls live market data, whale activity and news, and tells you where each fact came from and how fresh it is.

    1. 1

      Ask about a stock or idea

      Type a ticker or question the way you would ask a trader friend. Intel checks the live price, chart and recent news first.

      Try: “What's going on with NVDA today?”
    2. 2

      Check what the big money is doing

      Ask for unusual options activity, whale orders and dark-pool trades from Unusual Whales. Look at size, side and expiry — a big trade can be a hedge, not a bet.

      Try: “What are whales doing in NVDA today?”
    3. 3

      Look for context

      Add Congress filings, prediction-market odds and the economic calendar when they matter. Congress filings can be up to 45 days old.

      Try: “Show recent Congress trades in tech stocks”Congress trades
    4. 4

      Learn the concept if it is new

      If a term is unfamiliar, ask Intel to explain it or quiz you. Short guides cover options, whales, odds, news and charts.

      Try: “Quiz me on unusual options activity”Learn the basics
    5. 5

      Keep an eye on it

      Add the stock to your watchlist to see live prices and new large orders without asking again.

      Your watchlist

    Good habits

    • Check the "Live data as of" time under each answer.
    • Open Sources to see which services Intel used.
    • Treat whale trades as clues to investigate, never as signals to copy.
    Next: Plan

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