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At SetYourStop, we track the footprints that often appear before the headlines. Whether it’s unusual options activity, technicals building pressure, or a name quietly coiling under resistance—our system is built to spotlight setups before the move.

One of the clearest examples of that unfolded with Core Scientific (CORZ).

The Signal: Bullish Options Activity

On the evening of June 25, CORZ appeared in both our Daily Setups and Unusual Options Activity Report. What immediately caught our attention was aggressive put selling—a distinctly bullish signal that stood out from the day’s flow.

Real-Time Data from SetYourStop Report

This wasn’t random flow—it reflected institutional confidence that CORZ would hold a key level or even begin trending higher. Meanwhile, the technical chart structure was already forming a base, showing signs of pressure building beneath resistance. Additional bullish options activity was also observed throughout the day—beyond what was highlighted in the report—which gave us further confidence to include CORZ in our chart setups that evening.

That combination—bullish positioning plus a clean technical setup—is exactly what our system is built to identify.

The Outcome: Buyout Rumors Surface

By the next trading session, shares of CORZ spiked over 33% following reports that CoreWeave had submitted a bid to acquire the company.

Was it just coincidence that bullish positioning emerged the night before those rumors hit the tape?

Maybe. Maybe not. But as we’ve seen time and time again:

Someone always knows something.

Our edge isn’t in predicting news. It’s in recognizing when the positioning changes—when the big money quietly makes its move.

What It Means

When unusual options flow and technical structure align, it’s often the early clue that something is brewing—long before it becomes obvious.

In the case of CORZ, our system flagged the shift before the story hit the headlines. That’s exactly why we do what we do.

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