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.

Disclaimer: SetYourStop.com does not tell anyone what to buy or sell. We are a research company. The data we publish highlights signals of potential momentum or positioning that appear on our radar through daily monitoring of price action, volume, and institutional activity. These examples are meant to demonstrate how the data helps surface potential opportunities—not to suggest specific trades or outcomes. It is up to each individual to decide how they want to use the information. Our institutional clients value this work because we do the homework—they take the data, run it through their own models and strategies, and determine what fits. We present the research—what happens next is up to the end user.

At SetYourStop, our system is built to track structure and positioning before the breakout—not after. When a stock starts forming a base, we take note. When that structure aligns with our momentum signals and system rules, it moves to the top of our radar.

Denison Mines (DNN) (DML.TO) recently gave us a textbook example of this process.

Early Signals: July 14–15

Denison first appeared on the U.S. Daily Setups Scanner on Monday, July 14, as it began flagging on the right side of a cup-shaped bottom—a classic consolidation/continuation pattern.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

By the following day—Tuesday, July 15—it was also featured in our Canadian Setups at $2.55, with a note that it was preparing for a potential bottoming breakout. The structure was tightening. Momentum was building.

That’s when our radar locked in.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

The Breakout: July 16

On Wednesday, July 16, the breakout confirmed.

Denison moved above resistance, validating the structure we had been monitoring for days. It transitioned from setup to execution—right on schedule.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

The Follow-Through: July 24

Fast forward to Thursday, July 24—Denison is now trading at $3.09, up nearly 21% from its breakout signal. Price action is walking above its upward-sloping moving averages, a key sign that the trend is active and healthy.

This second bullish flag—forming and pushing higher from a rising base—is exactly the type of price behavior our system is designed to capture.

The setup continues to evolve—but it all started with structure and volume quietly shifting long before the crowd noticed.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Conclusion

Denison Mines reflects what we aim to do at SetYourStop every day:

• Surface the setup while it’s forming

• Highlight the shift before the breakout

• Let each client execute according to their own system

We don’t give advice.
We deliver the research.
What happens next is up to you.

We’ll continue tracking this momentum in our daily reports as long as price holds above its upward-sloping moving averages—in line with the structure-based rules we follow.