From the trading room to a learning library
The purpose is to create educational material for the Hit The Bid Content Pack we’re building for the app. We want new traders to have a way to learn Kenny Glick’s trading style: the language he uses, the setups he watches, and how he approaches trade management.
Kenny teaches in the Hit The Bid trading room, where the explanation happens alongside the market. A content pack gives learners a place to return to that teaching, study an example, and build familiarity before trying to follow everything in real time.
Why start with Fo Sho Bro?
Fo Sho Bro is one of Kenny’s names for a setup built around a fake-out, a shake-out, and a VWAP break. It is a useful starting point because a memorable phrase can lead into a more careful look at the chart and the decisions around it.
The learning goal goes beyond recognizing a name. We want to preserve the context: what Kenny is looking at, what would change the idea, and how he talks about managing the trade. For the original teaching and live discussion, visit Hit The Bid and Kenny’s room ↗.
What we’re testing with AI
This is also an experiment in how AI tools can help edit video. Can we find useful moments in longer recordings, bring related examples together, and make a short lesson easier to follow while preserving what the source actually says?
Content Studio
Capture and organize source content so recordings and explanations can become material we can search, study, and shape into lessons.
Codex
Help build the workflow and editing tools: finding candidate moments, assembling cuts, and checking the result. The editorial choices still need human review against the source.
ElevenLabs
The audio side of the experiment: exploring how AI audio tools can support clear educational explanations alongside the video-editing workflow.
The test is whether the result makes the teaching easier to understand. A polished edit is useful only if it keeps the meaning and context intact.
Explore the tools: Codex ↗ · ElevenLabs ↗
How this fits the ecosystem
Content Studio captures the source material. The Research Lab turns lessons and observations into structured knowledge. The app brings useful context into the trading day, while EDGY Capture preserves charts, notes, and the story behind a decision.
We’re also building an AI trading assistant informed by a Hit The Bid knowledge base for setups and trade management. The aim is to connect questions with the relevant teaching and examples, rather than losing that knowledge across recordings and notes. That assistant is in development; this video is an educational content experiment, not a demonstration of a finished trading system.
The lesson is the product
The Fo Sho Bro video is a small example of the larger goal: capture useful teaching, make it easier to revisit, and bring it into the Hit The Bid Content Pack inside the app. AI helps us experiment with the process. Kenny’s teaching—and a new trader’s understanding of it—gives the work its purpose.