How To Use Mr. Whale AI Inside Unusual Whales | Find Flow, Read Market Tide, Build Charts, And More

Описание: In today’s Unusual Whales live education session, we walked through Mr. Whale, the new AI tool inside the Unusual Whales platform.

The goal of this session was to show how traders can use Mr. Whale to navigate the platform faster, ask better questions, and turn raw market data into something easier to understand.

We started with the basics:

• Where to find Mr. Whale inside Unusual Whales
• How the main Mr. Whale page works
• How recent conversations are saved
• How suggested prompts can help newer users get started
• How to ask simple questions and then refine them with follow ups

From there, we used Mr. Whale to pull real options flow data and narrow it down step by step.

We walked through examples like:

• Finding the highest volume contracts on the day
• Removing ETFs from the results
• Filtering out zero DTE expirations
• Removing weaker multi leg flow
• Looking for contracts with at least 50% ask side or bid side activity
• Searching for contracts where volume was greater than open interest
• Filtering out contracts that were too far out of the money

That part of the stream was important because it showed how Mr. Whale can help clean up the flow feed and remove a lot of noise. Instead of manually digging through every contract, you can ask more specific questions and keep tightening the results.

We also talked about why traders still need to do their own due diligence.

Mr. Whale can help you find the flow, but you still need to review things like:

• The actual contract
• The tape
• Bid and ask activity
• Implied volatility movement
• Volume compared to open interest
• Whether the trade looks opening or closing
• Whether the setup still makes sense with market conditions

We then used Mr. Whale to review Market Tide and break down what the data was showing. This included looking at full premium data, out of the money premium, call premium, put premium, and whether the Market Tide was confirming or weakening the market read.

We also tested some of the charting and table features inside Mr. Whale.

Examples from the session included:

• Comparing $NVDA, $AMD, and $MU
• Looking at earnings related data
• Building cleaner tables
• Comparing EPS data
• Reviewing ticker movement against $SPY
• Asking Mr. Whale to organize the data in a way that was easier to read

Later in the stream, we used Mr. Whale on a real options flow example and compared its response to a normal manual flow breakdown.

That included reviewing:

• Whether the trade looked like possible opening activity
• How the contract traded around the bid and ask
• What the IV movement showed
• Why repeated similar sized orders can matter
• Why open interest should be checked after the trade
• Why AI can help confirm a read, but should not replace your own process

One of the biggest takeaways from this session is that Mr. Whale is not a replacement for learning options flow.

It is a tool that can help you:

• Ask better questions
• Organize the data faster
• Find cleaner flow setups
• Build charts and tables
• Review Market Tide
• Compare tickers
• Speed up research
• Learn how different parts of the Unusual Whales platform connect

For beginners, Mr. Whale can make Unusual Whales feel much easier to use. You can ask simple questions, read the response, follow the sources, and slowly learn how options flow, premium, open interest, Market Tide, gamma, and contract quality all work together.

For more advanced traders, it can help speed up scanning, filtering, charting, and idea generation.
This is not about blindly following AI or blindly following flow.
It is about using better tools to understand what is actually happening behind the move.

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