Wiseguy Alerts
Over 50 million options contracts trade every session. Wiseguy Alerts is what’s left after Wall St. Jesus’s filters run over all of it, plus his own picks on top. It isn’t a raw scanner firing on everything that crosses the tape.
Reading the feed
Each row is an order. The default columns cover time, symbol, call or put, premium, days to expiry, expiration and strike — but the columns are fully customizable. Open the panel settings (the gear icon) to choose which ones you want and how they’re ordered.
A 52W tag next to a symbol means the name is at a 52-week level.
Filtering
- Type symbols into the search box to watch specific names — comma separated, like AAPL,NVDA.
- DTE and Strike take a min and max. Leave either side blank for no limit.
- Session filters to a specific date.
- The bar at the top shows the bull/bear split across what’s currently in your feed.
Presets
Once you have a filter setup you like, save it as a preset with the + button. Presets hold your filters so you can switch between views without rebuilding them — one for index 0DTE, one for single names, one for large premium, whatever you work off.
ONE THING WORTH KNOWING
An alert isn’t a buy or sell signal. It’s a starting point. A strong print still needs context — is it opening, is it part of a spread or hedge, does it line up with positioning. That’s what the broadcast and chat is for.