…d again, I was too busy with the other one this morning. But now you see how it got over the VWAP, holds it from on top and gets back to the prior day VWAP and then pulls back, holds the VWAP, and then gets back above the prior day VWAP is where we just bought the stock at 19637 again for the day trade. I still already own this thing. And now I got an extra three points going on on this trade right here as we're still in it as we speak. And this is the kind of day that you want to live because you can catch a MNA and a MDB and go over 0 f…
where we just bought the stock at 19637 again for the day trade.
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And the other trade I'm in right now, I might as well throw it up on the screen for you. It's MNA, baby. It's MNA. Hotter hotter. Right. You know about this stock? Well, this is one of the only stocks on the planet that I own right now because they reported that they had cured some sort of skin cancer and now they have a deal with Merc. I believe this company is getting taken over. But over the last eight weeks, if you've owned it, here's the daily here's the news that came out. If you've owned it, it finally broke out just three days ago. So, if you But these seven weeks, it's been accumulated. We've been trading the stock long every single day and we're still long today. So now let's go back to that one minute once again. What are we looking at here? You guessed it. A little fake out shakeout. Again, not your classic one, but blue line ripped to the orange. And again, I was too busy with the other one this morning. But now you see how it got over the VWAP, holds it from on top and gets back to the prior day VWAP and then pulls back, holds the VWAP, and then gets back above the prior day VWAP is where we just bought the stock at 19637 again for the day trade.
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This is probably the most important moment you'll ever share with me. And this is why when I go to these events where all the traders go and I always, you know, I respect people, but I don't take anybody's opinion into how I trade. But the one thing that I say that I see people roll their eyes when I say it is I say the market's rigged. Not only do I say it's rigged, I say it's pre-programmed to what a stock's going to do. And then I hear my favorite comment. Well, if you're so convinced the market's rigged, then you should be able to make a money doing that, whatever you're saying, right? And I say, of course. And to prove the market's rigged, what we do is we use the most important volume adjusted price algorithmic language of love. That is the VWAP. What you're looking at here, right, is not only how to trade, but also proof that the market is 100% rigged and rigged to price. So, here we got MDB. The CEO resigned today and the stock started tanking. Apparently, this guy was really important. My first thought was, who cares? The company's going to go on without him. Whatever they're doing over there at MDB, which I don't know. I have no idea what this company does. But this is how I trade. I run towards the disasters. And let me tell you something. When it broke the VWAP, obviously that was pretty early and started tanking. When it broke 343, I was looking at the long-term chart, which I'll show you here. And I do look at these long-term charts, and I looked quickly and I saw there was probably some support around this last two pivot points. So, when I was saying, hey, normally I buy gap down stocks, but not yet. So, I was telling my room live, "Let's wait for this bad boy to get to around three $3008." Uh, $38. So, one person responded, "Well, why don't we short it now if you think it's going to go to $38 because it was currently at $340." And I said, "Well, I just don't do that. I I appreciate it and if you do it, go for it. Just make sure if it breaks back over 350 that you cover." and they did it and they got paid because this stock had nothing going on except a sell program. Now, when you've been in the business as long as I have, 30 years, you've come to realize what an algorithmic sell program looks like. And that's it. You usually don't have a steady diet of red candles. But when it broke the 308, I said the only logical thing to happen now is it to get down to the 300 zone, maybe even 298, because those were some algorithmic prices from back about a year ago. Now, look what happened, my friend. In the midst of a stock plummeting off the face of the planet with no bids around, a $300 stock in the pre-market, the most volatile time, which was plummeting right at the open, stops exactly not $3001, not 29867, not 30122, $300 on the nose as if it was programmed to go there because it was. So, right at that moment, that's where we say here we go. Now, we could define our long trade and wait for it to bounce back over 30250 and 305. Why are those significant levels? Because stocks that trade in the over the 120 zone generally move in$150 to $2 ranges. Stocks that are in the $300 zones generally trade in two and a half point increments. So, what do we do? Did we buy it at 30250? No, it wasn't that good, but we bought at 305. And let me show it to you now on the one minute chart. So, when you have the VWAP there, right, the first thing you could say to yourself is, I'm going to buy the dip and you're going to play the reversion. But when do you buy that dip? What are you witnessing right here? That's the fake out. Shake out to the algorithmic wonder child of 300. Holds the 300. And again, this couldn't have been more of a gratifying trade for me considering I'm a huge 300, the movie fan. And as this thing was holding 300, all I could say was this IS WHERE THEY HOLD THEM. THIS IS WHERE WE FIGHT. THIS IS WHERE THEY DIE. IF YOU DON'T KNOW the movie I'm talking about, please go watch 300. So, as we're buying this thing at 305, again, we don't know it's going to work, but we're in a stock that just plummeted 80 points. 80 points. And you got to believe there were some suckers probably shorting this thing down there at 305. And in this game we playing, you just got to think about, speaking of 300 and battling, think about it as a battle. We are taking people's money that don't know what they're doing. And that's people that were shorting this at the open. So when this pivoted, we bought at 305. We didn't know it was going to go up, but the idea is the first thing we want to look for is the VWAP reversion because stocks revert, go back to the nearest daily VWAP, which was right here. So, we're buying a stock at 305, 200 shares with a 250 stop and a $5 stop. So, if you got 200 shares, and again, it wasn't a huge trade. 200 shares at 305, 100 shares, you're risking $250 on the other one, you're going to risk the whole five, meaning 750 collectively. But our reward is waiting for us at the blue line. and possibly the orange line which was the prior day VWAP. So now let's stretch this bad boy out. There's your 300. There's our reason to buy. Look where the stock gets back to the VWAP. We're already talking about a 320 price tag. And then we sold some because that's what good traders do. You're in at 305, you're getting paid 15 points, sold, but there was no reason to sell the rest of it because now you had momentum on your friend on your side. And the idea was that the blue line when you get a fake out shakeout VWAP break, you tend to revert now back to prior day VWAP, which was sitting up there at 333 at the time. And now look what happened. We got there. We're talking about a 30point trade off lows. Then the pullback happens. And in that moment, instead of selling because we were just going to use the VWAP as our trailing stop, now today's VWAP, we witness this a new reason to be long. But we're already long. So what do we do? Instead of selling the rest when it got back to the orange line, we bought more. And look how wonderful that became because now you got the prior day VWAP acting as support right now. Right there. And we're still long this bad boy. as I was talking about it while I started making this video. That's why I was kind of a little hesitant right there. And we're still in the name. So, while the owner of this stock is crying about the CEO leaving, we're sitting here going, "This is our favorite stock." These are some of those trades that I when I when I talk to noobs and people that are in the industry or not in the industry, they have no idea what I'm referring to. Their first instinct is, "Why would you buy a stock where it's plummeting off the face of the earth because the CEO is leaving?" I'm like, "Because that's the reason to buy stocks. because nothing really stays down in a market that hardly ever goes down. This is where you take advantage of people who are capitulating out of the name. But more importantly, the faux show bro one minute multi-day VWAP break. And the other trade I'm in right now, I might as well throw it up on the screen for you. It's MNA, baby. It's MNA. Hotter hotter. Right. You know about this stock? Well, this is one of the only stocks on the planet that I own right now because they reported that they had cured some sort of skin cancer and now they have a deal with Merc. I believe this company is getting taken over. But over the last eight weeks, if you've owned it, here's the daily here's the news that came out. If you've owned it, it finally broke out just three days ago. So, if you But these seven weeks, it's been accumulated. We've been trading the stock long every single day and we're still long today. So now let's go back to that one minute once again. What are we looking at here? You guessed it. A little fake out shakeout. Again, not your classic one, but blue line ripped to the orange. And again, I was too busy with the other one this morning. But now you see how it got over the VWAP, holds it from on top and gets back to the prior day VWAP and then pulls back, holds the VWAP, and then gets back above the prior day VWAP is where we just bought the stock at 19637 again for the day trade. I still already own this thing. And now I got an extra three points going on on this trade right here as we're still in it as we speak. And this is the kind of day that you want to live because you can catch a MNA and a MDB and go over 0 for30 for the rest of the week and you're still going to be sitting pretty because when you have two monster trades like this today and again MDB was an amazing trade. And let me show you one more while we're sitting here having some fun. It's Blackberry. You know it, you love it. It's Blackberry and she's back. Is she back? Who cares? Look at this faux show VWAP break one minute multi-day VWAP reversal. If you could buy a stock at 805 when you're only risking a nickel to make 90s. I love the MDB trade and I love the MNA. This is my best friend where I could buy 2,000 shares risking a $100 and make myself two grand. One minute multi-day VWAP reversals, my friend. There's never been a trade that's been this good. It's easy to understand and now they happen every day. I used to find a few of these trades a week. We're finding a dozen a day now. And earning season hasn't even started. When the earnings gaps are here, we find these everywhere during earning season. Now you just got to sit back and wait. And again, the reason the MDB was such a great trade was because of the extra activity, because of the sell-off. And that's why we trade earnings reports because earnings creates the gaps. The gaps create the opportunity. The gaps need to be filled. That's where the VWAP and the prior day VWAP come into play every single time. The more you know. My name's Kenny Glick. If you'd like to see this stuff live, just reach out to me. My email address is still the same after 35 years. kenny glick ataol.com. I do this live in front of a studio audience for four hours a day on my website hitthebid.com. I'd love to see you there. Thanks for sticking around and watching this one. I don't usually do a longer form video, but it was worth it today because man, who thought September 28th, 2026 would be one of the best trading days of the year. I thought we'd have a nothing kind of day. And that's why I love what we do. Every day is a new adventure. And when you're using VWAP, it's the best guide on your journey. Take care.
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