Setups in Action – Follow-Up Report

Note: The examples and setups featured in this article are not presented as precise entry or exit points, nor are they intended to suggest that anyone could have captured the exact bottom or top. Rather, they are meant to highlight the potential of the move based on the data we provide. Our focus is on identifying asymmetrical opportunities—where even capturing a portion of the move can be highly meaningful. As with George Soros’s famous short of the British pound—where the full potential was $3 billion, but only $1 billion was realized—the value lies in recognizing the setup, not perfection. Our institutional clients understand this well: they use our signals as a foundation and apply their own strategies to extract what fits their model. Success often comes from capturing the meat of the move, not chasing extremes.

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Looking Back: The First Article

On May 28, 2025, Abaxx Technologies (ABXX.NE) first appeared in our Daily Setups Report trading at $11.58. At the time, price was forming a bottoming pattern—tight consolidation beneath resistance with relative strength quietly improving.

In our first article (read it here), we highlighted this setup as an educational case study in how bottoming formations can precede expansion. Clients were reminded that while no one can predict the exact moment of a breakout, following structure and momentum signals gives you the edge of recognition before confirmation.

That initial recognition mattered: ABXX broke out from the base, delivering a move of more than +29% into early July.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Stage Two: Insider Buying Meets Technical Structure

Fast forward to mid-August, and the second phase of this story unfolded.

On August 19–20, our Unusual Activity Report flagged notable insider accumulation:

• Catherine Flax (Director) added 5,000 shares at USD 11.80, doubling her stake the next day with another 5,000 shares at USD 11.85.

• Jeff Currie (Director) increased his holdings by 35% with 3,500 shares at CAD 16.43.

• Joshua Dale Crumb and Margot Naudie also stepped in with additional buys above CAD 16.30.

Insiders were buying directly into strength. That alignment was critical—psychology teaches us that when those closest to the business are willing to add exposure as price lifts, it validates the technical setup and reinforces investor confidence.

Insider Activity Snapshot from Our Unusual Activity Report

Insider Activity Snapshot from Our Unusual Activity Report

The Bullish Flag: Scanner Signals the Next Leg

On August 20, ABXX also appeared in our Canadian Daily Setups Report at $16.79, with the system flagging a well-defined bullish flag. The structure was textbook: tight consolidation above upward-sloping moving averages, supported by volume and relative strength.

This is where human psychology intersects with market structure. Investors who missed the first breakout often wait for a “safe entry.” A bullish flag provides exactly that—a moment of pause that feels lower risk, drawing in new participants and fueling the next wave of momentum.

Yet this is also where most retail investors overthink. They fear that buying higher means chasing, or that stepping in after a strong move will mark the top. Professionals, however, react differently. They respond to signals—structure, volume, insider alignment—rather than emotions. To them, the bullish flag is not “too late,” it’s a textbook continuation pattern that often precedes the most powerful stage of a move.

In ABXX’s case, the flag didn’t represent exhaustion; it represented accumulation. The insider buying confirmed conviction, the system flagged the setup, and the consolidation acted as the launchpad for a rapid +46% surge in just three trading days.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

August 21–25: The Breakout Accelerates

By August 25, ABXX surged to a high of $24.49, just three trading days after the insider buying and bullish flag alignment.

• From $16.79 to $24.49, ABXX gained +45.9% in three days.

• From the original May 28 bottoming pattern at $11.58, the total move reached +111.5% in under three months.

This is momentum psychology in action: the first move validates the structure, insiders step in with conviction, a bullish flag consolidates gains, and the crowd piles in on the breakout.

Follow-up Chart

Why It Matters

The ABXX story isn’t about prediction. It’s about structure, validation, and psychology.

• First stage: Bottoming pattern → breakout.

• Second stage: Insider buying → bullish flag → acceleration.

By following the process—structure first, then signals, then follow-through—we help our clients see opportunities before they become front-page headlines.

Conclusion

Abaxx Technologies (ABXX) is a textbook case of momentum in motion. We flagged the bottoming pattern early, tracked the breakout, identified insider alignment, and then highlighted the bullish flag before the surge.

From +29% in the first stage to +46% in three days on the second stage, ABXX demonstrates how following setups with discipline—and understanding the psychology behind them—can surface asymmetrical opportunities.

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