Last Man Trading

$CYAB what a shity price action!

@7thDayTrading @alokbhardwaj still halted and like you said, it will is more IPO style. How did you know?

@LastManTrading @alokbhardwaj CYAB looks to open more IPO style, if in fact today. Some do this. Hope your broker let you go to Xanadu this morning🥃

$CYAB is it still halted or already trading? on my broker it looks like still halted.

$CYAB $TBMC Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) closed its business combination with Trailblazer Merger Corp., effective March 27, 2026, and will begin trading on Nasdaq under the ticker CYAB on March 27, 2026. stocktitan.net/news/CYAB/cyab…

@7thDayTrading @alokbhardwaj thanks for the info! tired of watching :) Good luck to you!

@LastManTrading @alokbhardwaj Just a 9:00 or 9:30 kick off when these happen versus the 4AM start. Generally, more brokers will have ticker ready, but still artificially smaller, due to rights transfer delays and the Stone Age brokers🥃

@alokbhardwaj thx for the info! Good trading!

@LastManTrading Also see it halted

@moninvestor Thx for sharing but it would be helpful to know withhow much capital you started in 2025.

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$BRAI long here some shares, expecting break of 32 dollars, low volume at the moment could change quickly.

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