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At SetYourStop, the goal is consistency—tracking setups that build pressure over time, not just overnight. SoundHound AI (SOUN) is a strong example of that process in action.

This wasn’t a single-day alert. It was a step-by-step setup that kept appearing across both our Daily Setups and Unusual Options Activity Reports, fueled by institutional interest and rising price structure.

The First Signal: June 24

The initial signal came on June 24, when SOUN was trading at $9.82. It appeared in the Daily Setups report after experiencing a spike in bullish options activity, though price action faded into the close.

Real-Time Chart from SetYourStop Report

That marked the beginning of a buildup.

Momentum Builds: June 30

By June 30, SoundHound returned to the radar—this time with significantly stronger flow:

• $3.8 million in calls bought

• Focused $11 strike calls expiring July 25, with large sweep orders

• Spot price had moved to $10.66

That same night, SOUN appeared again in the Daily Setups, now attempting to break above a horizontal resistance level.

Real-Time Chart from SetYourStop Report

Confirmation and Follow-Through: July 2

On July 2, the momentum continued. Another $3.2 million in call premium was bought, this time with minimal put exposure, pointing to clean upside speculation. The setup also remained intact on the chart.

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Institutional Support Strengthens: July 7–8

The trend held up into July. On July 7, another round of $1.9 million in calls was bought, with $352K collected from put selling—bullish across the board.

Then on July 8, the breakout attempt was fully underway. SOUN reappeared once again in the Daily Setups report, now up over 29% from the initial June 24 mention.

Real-Time Chart from SetYourStop Report

What It Shows

SoundHound didn’t pop out of nowhere. It was tracked through every phase:

• Initial scan hit at $9.82

• Multiple rounds of bullish institutional call buying

• Continued appearance in the Daily Setups as structure held

• Breakout attempt now underway at $12.71, a +29% move

This is how the system is designed to work—track setups that build over time and let the data do the talking.

We’ll continue to monitor SOUN to see if the breakout confirms and whether the uptrend can now hold above key moving averages.

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