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A $10,000 trade on $CBRS today 🙌

From the Kardashian bottom to the top

Maybe you think I’m f**king with you when I say: 

This is the greatest trading environment I’ve ever seen in 35 years.

Maybe you think I’m f**king with you when I say I find monster trades every single day that could make your yearly pay.

If you were in the room today, you watched me spend 3 hours putting on a demonstration. 

I don't think there's a possible way I could have found better ideas. We traded the same stocks we’ve been trading for the last 3 days, using setups that have worked for the last 15 to 20 years.

I’ve recorded a video summarizing exactly what happened today. You need to watch it.

Remote video URL

Let’s talk about Nokia.

We’ve owned the stock for two months. Cost average: $13.85. What do we have to show for the stock itself? Squat. Nothing.

But we’ve traded it intraday and made money on it almost every single day.

Today, we targeted the short right as it broke the pre-market lows. We shorted at $12.75. We rode it down to our target of $12.11 to $12.15.

We made $650 on a 1,000-share lot.

Then what did we do? Because the market doesn’t stay down anymore, we covered. And we went long at $12.40, riding it right back to $12.80. 

We made money on the way down, and money on the way up, while the stock itself basically did nothing.

But that was just a warmup for Cerebras ($CBRS).

This was my best long idea of the century. The stock opened at $385 months ago and crashed. The shorts got aggressive at $185, thinking it was going to $150. But on Friday, I told you to buy the stock at $163. Today? It hit $181, then $185, then $189, tacking on 30 points.

That’s a $10,000 trade on just 300 shares.

And then we had BlackBerry.

It broke out of a Kardashian bottom. I begged you to take it seriously. It was a short squeeze waiting to happen. The Fo-Sho-Bro triggered for a buy at $11.00. It went to $12.60. The options we bought at $0.50 went to $1.29. A 100% move.

We did the same thing with the $QQQ.

We caught the fade, shorting the $715 puts from $2.59 to $10.00. A 300% trade.

Then we flipped and bought the $710 calls at $3.00 and watched them hit $13.00.

And SpaceX ($SPCX)? Same trade. Entry at $155, out at $165 for 10 points.

This was all in one day.

If you lost money today, please stop trading and run. Run from what you're doing, because you are clearly doing something wrong.

You cannot have a better day than what we did today on June 29, 2026.

If you’re already inside the room, I’ll see you tomorrow.

If you’re not in here yet, here’s the link to join us. 

Kenny Glick | Founder, Hit The Bid

P.S. Watch the video. See the charts. And remember: we shorted Nokia, QQQ, SPCX, and BlackBerry before going long on all of them. That is the definition of savvy trading. See you in the room.