How Intel is reviewed
Where the data comes from, the rules every answer follows, and how we check Intel's work.
Data sources
- Unusual Whales
- Live prices, options chains, unusual options activity, dark-pool trades, gamma exposure, earnings, insider (Form 4) and fund (13F) filings, Congress trades and the economic calendar.
- News wires
- Headlines from MarketWatch, CNBC, Seeking Alpha, Yahoo Finance and the Unusual Whales newswire.
- Market Rebellion
- Jon and Pete Najarian’s videos and transcripts, team alerts and graded trade ideas, and The Option Advantage course.
- Prediction markets & sportsbooks
- Polymarket and Kalshi prices, and sportsbook odds through SharpAPI.
- Your connected accounts
- Read-only brokerage holdings you choose to connect, used only to answer your own questions.
Rules every answer follows
- Intel never tells you to buy, sell or hold. Plans and forecasts are educational examples.
- Live numbers come from the tools above. If data is unavailable, Intel says so instead of guessing.
- Every answer that uses live data shows when that data was pulled, in New York time.
- Market Rebellion services are suggested only when you want ongoing ideas, alerts or education, and always after the answer.
- No orders are placed from the chat. Practice trades need your Confirm; real orders stay on the Rebel Trade ticket behind compliance checks.
- We publish our record — Hive forecasts and tracked plans, wins and losses.
How we check it
- Signed-in questions and answers are saved, so any answer can be looked up later.
- Thumbs up/down ratings, with reasons and comments, go to a staff review queue.
- Forecasts and tracked trade plans are graded in public on the track record page.
Educational only, not investment advice. Read the full disclaimer.