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In a noisy market, clarity often comes from preparation, not reaction. At SetYourStop, our momentum scanner is designed to identify technical setups with the potential to develop into significant moves. When paired with disciplined follow-through in our reports, these setups can offer a strategic roadmap well before the breakout becomes obvious.

A perfect example of this is Zedcor Inc. (ZDC.V).

The Setup

The first signal hit our momentum scan on April 23, when ZDC.V was trading at $3.10. The chart revealed a consolidation just beneath horizontal resistance, a level we identified as technically significant. Our report that day noted:

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Over the following weeks, price continued to coil just under this area. On May 12, we highlighted that Zedcor remained beneath a significant resistance level, calling it a potential trigger zone should a breakout materialize.

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By May 22, the setup began to gain traction:

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That momentum accelerated quickly. On May 26, following the breakout from resistance, we updated readers:

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The Pattern Develops

After the initial breakout, Zedcor began to consolidate its gains in the form of a bullish flag—a classic continuation pattern. On June 12, we flagged this development:

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Just six days later, on June 18, volume began to increase, and Zedcor pushed higher:

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The Breakout

On June 24, Zedcor broke out from its consolidation base, closing the day at $3.88, well above its original flagged level of $3.10. Our report that morning read:

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What It Means

This is a textbook example of how we use our momentum scanner to do more than just highlight single-day spikes. It’s about identifying potential setups, tracking their development through technical structure, and consistently updating readers as those patterns evolve.

In the case of ZDC.V, there were no flashy headlines or unusual options activity—just clear price structure, consistent signals, and well-timed technical alerts.

At SetYourStop, we don’t just catch breakouts—we track them from the beginning.

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