Market Rebellion

Research & Analysis — Paid

Najarian brothers unusual options activity trade ideas from the Heat Seeker algorithm

Heat Seeker unusual options picks delivered live by Jon Najarian at 3pm ET daily

Overview

Market Rebellion is a research and analysis service for options traders, built around Heat Seeker, the unusual options activity algorithm Jon and Pete Najarian use to flag trades before they show up on most retail screens. It's an alert and education service, not a scanner you filter yourself — you're paying for the Najarians' picks and commentary, not raw data to sift through on your own. This Market Rebellion review breaks down what you get for the price and where the friction shows up.

The centerpiece is 3@3 with Jon Najarian, a daily live show at 3pm ET where he walks through three unusual options trades while there's still time in the session to act on them. Heat Seeker itself has been running for decades, giving the unusual-activity signal a longer track record than most newer AI scanners can claim. Higher subscription tiers add more trade ideas, live webinars, chat rooms, and Pete Najarian's own positions, plus a separate product called Rebel Research — an AI-powered screener covering 35,000 tickers alongside momentum, credit spread, and equity services. The company also responded to every negative Trustpilot review posted about it, a level of engagement that's rare among alert services.

The friction is on the business side. Only the entry-level 3@3 product has a posted price — $59/mo. Everything above that requires a phone call or a sales meeting before you learn the cost, a real barrier if you just want to compare options. Multiple 1-star reviews cite billing and refund disputes, worth weighing before you subscribe to anything beyond the base tier.

Coverage is US stocks only, aimed at day traders and swing traders with some experience reading options flow — this isn't a beginner product, and there's no mobile app or API access, so you're consuming picks manually. Investors who want a self-directed scanner instead of someone else's trade ideas, or who are uncomfortable buying a service without a posted price, should look elsewhere.

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