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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At SetYourStop, we focus on catching the setup—not the headline. Our system is built to surface stocks in the early stages of technical structure and momentum, allowing clients to act based on data—not emotion. And in the case of Freegold Ventures (FVL.TO), that structure has been forming for months.

Back in April 2025, Freegold appeared on our Daily Setups report, as well as our proprietary momentum scanner, while it consolidated within a multi-month symmetrical triangle—a high-probability pattern often seen before trend expansion.

The very next day, the stock surged 29%.

But the move didn’t end there.

April 10–11: The First Signal and Breakout

On April 10, Freegold triggered on our momentum scanner and appeared in our setups report as price action tightened inside a classic symmetrical triangle. Volume began to build as the stock approached the apex of the pattern.

By April 11, the breakout confirmed with force—price exploded, gaining nearly 29% intraday. It was a clean move that aligned perfectly with the structure and scanner signal we highlighted the day prior.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Follow-Up Chart

May–June: The Bigger Pattern Emerges

What followed was not a sharp pullback, but instead the formation of a much larger structure—what we began tracking as a multi-year base.

By May 23, our weekend report highlighted Freegold tightening on the right side of that base. This wasn’t a setup for day traders—it was something deeper. Structure was forming across weeks and months.

Throughout June, we continued to flag Freegold as it leaned into resistance. Each appearance in our reports reflected the same key ingredients: tightening range, healthy volume rotation, and alignment with long-term moving averages.

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

July 22–24: Breakout from the Base

After months of coiling beneath key resistance, Freegold once again triggered in our July 22 report.

Two days later, on July 24, it broke out with conviction—supported by robust volume—and surged to a new high of $1.59.

From its original flag near $0.83, this represents a total move of 91.5%, unfolding across two clean breakout phases: first from a symmetrical triangle, then from a long-term base.

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Real-Time Chart From the SetYourStop Report

Why It Matters

This wasn’t about calling tops or bottoms.
It was about recognizing a setup as it formed—first from a short-term coil, then from a long-term base.

Some clients may have captured the initial April breakout. Others waited patiently for the multi-month confirmation. Both approaches were valid. That’s what we emphasize every day: we don’t tell you what to do. We highlight where the structure is, and let you apply your own strategy.

As long as price action remains above upward-sloping moving averages, we’ll continue tracking Freegold in our daily reports.

Conclusion

Freegold Ventures (FVL.TO) is a powerful example of how our system identifies opportunity before it becomes obvious—and how setups can evolve over time into multi-phase breakouts.

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