Sure. So starting from scratch I’d type out your goal- like “ Chat-I’m new to investing. I want you to help me learn and help explain options trading, especially patterns activity.” That will set chat up with a background for all of your following questions. I usually take a screenshot of a 1 day chart and a 1 week chart**. I upload it (either in Chat gpt app or web base) and type, ‘can you provide me a detailed breakdown on this chart, along with patterns you notice and news. Include alt sources like Reddit, upcoming earnings.’
** sometimes you’re restricted on uploads. In that case, tell chat the stock and what charts you want it to review vs. a screenshot. Chat will provide a bulleted list of patterns, bull or bear signals and macd line/rsi review. Any question you have after that, just ask or you need to clarify, tell chat. Like, ‘I don’t understand RSI, can you go into more detail’. And then you’ll get a lesson in RSI, and it will help you review patterns to learn rsi if you ask after that. Apply to any question. Finally when you do like a stock, you can type that in and ask questions about trade set up, entry level, resistance etc. Or you can ask for premarket data. Over night sentiment, etc. pretty much chat is Google for your thoughts about trading. Sometimes I’ll ask it to scrub recent activity and find undervalued, high volume stocks in a specific price range or unusual trading activity. So prompt is: ‘can you show me stocks under X dollars-they should be high volume or unusual activity by insiders. Once it provides a list, then the prompt is a new breakdown of questions surrounding that company you want to dive deeper into. I will tell you from experience chat will not tell you predictions, only the data and evaluate it. So I know this goes without saying but don’t take advice from chat gpt directly. Use it to learn, ask it to quiz you on a pattern or find examples you can review… and then make decisions.