Are You Ready for the Fed -

Powell’s Countdown Clock Starts Tomorrow

Author

Davis Martin
June 08, 2026

*together with Stock Market Media

Tomorrow, the countdown clock starts.

The Federal Reserve meets on June 16.

Between today and that meeting, every CPI print, every jobs number, and every offhand comment from a Fed governor is going to jerk this market around.

For traditional buy-and-hold investors, this is terrifying.

For Kenny Glick’s Hit the Bid room, it’s the best possible trading environment on earth.

Here’s what you need to know: the market’s algorithmic nature shows its hand most clearly when it’s reacting to headlines.

Kenny doesn’t trade the data. Data is noise. Kenny trades what the tape does after data hits.

When algos overreact to a headline and gap a stock down, the VWAP line tells Kenny exactly when institutional money steps into reverse.

Fed week is when that trade shows up in its clearest, cleanest form.

If you want to be ready for the intraday swings starting on June 16, you need to be in with Kenny before it happens.

Tomorrow at 1PM ET is your window to learn the #1 setup to trade when Powell takes the mic.

P.S. Tomorrow is your last chance to register. Volatility is coming, whether you know how to trade it or not. You might as well learn to maximize its profit potential.

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