How Mention Market Helper Works

A step-by-step guide to using our tool for researching Kalshi mention markets.

Overview

Mention Market Helper is a research tool designed to help traders analyze Kalshi mention markets. It combines automated web research with AI-powered analysis to provide probability forecasts and reasoning for each term in a mention market.

Our goal is simple: give you the research edge you need to make more informed trading decisions. We scour the internet for relevant news, analyze transcripts and context, and present our findings in a clear, actionable format.

Step 1: Paste a Market URL

Start by finding a mention market on Kalshi. Navigate to any mention market page and copy the URL from your browser. It will look something like:

https://kalshi.com/markets/kxfedmention/will-powell-say-recession

Paste this URL into the input field on our homepage and click "Analyze." We support all Kalshi mention market URLs, including series pages with multiple terms.

Step 2: Automatic Market Analysis

Once you submit a URL, our system immediately:

  • Fetches Market Data: We pull the current prices, volumes, and status for all terms in the market from Kalshi's API.
  • Identifies the Event: We extract the speaker, event type, and timing from the market metadata.
  • Displays Current Odds: You'll see the market's current "Yes" prices displayed alongside each term.

This happens in seconds and gives you immediate visibility into what the market is pricing.

Step 3: AI-Powered Research

While you review the market data, our research pipeline runs in the background:

  1. Web Search: We search for recent news, articles, and transcripts related to the speaker and event. This includes press releases, financial news, policy announcements, and more.
  2. Content Analysis: Our AI reads through the search results, identifying relevant context, historical patterns, and key themes that might influence word choices.
  3. Probability Forecasting: For each term in the market, we generate a probability estimate based on the research, along with reasoning bullets explaining our logic.
  4. Theme Organization: Related terms are grouped into themes (e.g., "Monetary Policy," "Economic Outlook") to help you understand the broader context.

Step 4: Review Research Results

When the research completes, you'll see:

Top Recommendations

Our highest-confidence forecasts, ranked by expected edge. Each includes a probability estimate and expandable reasoning.

Themed Forecasts

All terms organized by topic theme, with summaries explaining the relevance of each theme to the upcoming event.

Confidence Levels

Each forecast is tagged as "High" or "Medium" confidence based on the strength of supporting evidence.

Source Links

Every theme includes links to the source articles so you can verify our research and dig deeper.

Understanding the Output

Here's how to interpret our research results:

  • Probability (e.g., 65%): Our estimated likelihood that the term will be mentioned. Compare this to the market price to identify potential opportunities.
  • High Confidence: Strong supporting evidence from multiple sources, clear historical patterns, or highly relevant current events.
  • Medium Confidence: Some supporting evidence but with more uncertainty—use with additional research.
  • Rationale Bullets: Click "Why?" on any forecast to see the specific reasoning behind our estimate.

Tips for Best Results

  1. Research Early: Run analysis well before the event to have time to do your own additional research.
  2. Compare to Market: Our value is in comparing our probabilities to market prices—look for significant gaps.
  3. Check Sources: Always click through to source links to verify the context and recency of information.
  4. Consider Context: Our AI can miss nuance—use your judgment about the specific situation.
  5. Track Results: Over time, note how our forecasts compare to outcomes to calibrate your trust.

Limitations

While we strive to provide high-quality research, there are important limitations to understand:

  • Our forecasts are AI-generated estimates, not guarantees.
  • We may not have access to the most recent breaking news.
  • Historical patterns may not predict future behavior.
  • Market prices already incorporate publicly available information.
  • Language is inherently unpredictable—speakers often surprise.

This tool is for informational purposes only. Please do your own research before trading.

Ready to Start?

Paste any Kalshi mention market URL to get started with your research. Our tool is free to use.

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