A technical market scan dated 30 September 2026 has identified seven NSE/BSE cash-market stocks that show bullish price setups. The stocks are in what the report calls “Healthy Base” formations. The report says these stocks have not moved too far from their base levels and may have about 5–15% room before they reach their first major resistance levels over the next 5–7 sessions.
The seven names are Greenply Industries, Cyient, Kajaria Ceramics, KSB, Gujarat Pipavav Port, Power Mech Projects and Aurum Proptech. The scan uses data from the NSE cash-market feed and covers cash equities only. Derivatives and options are not part of the study.
The common feature across all seven stocks is a positive technical structure. Each stock trades above key moving averages and VWAP measures. The group also shows bullish momentum, along with higher-than-usual trading volume. This suggests that the recent price moves have support from stronger market activity.
The report is mainly a technical study. It does not provide complete fundamental data for all seven stocks. Information such as PE, ROE, ROCE, sales growth and delivery data is not available for every name. Therefore, the scan should be read as a study of price action, volume and technical structure rather than a full fundamental stock review.
Greenply Industries Shows an Early Breakout
Greenply Industries, with the NSE symbol GREENPLY, stood at ₹299.95 on 30 September 2026. The stock rose 7.03% on the day. The report notes an early move above ₹290 after an eight-week base.
The stock has an RSI of 68.4, which shows strong momentum but also places the stock close to the upper end of its recent momentum range. Volume was 8.6 lakh shares, which was 3.8 times the 20-day average. That high volume gives added support to the price move.
The key support and invalidation level is ₹280. If the stock stays above this level, the current setup remains intact as per the report. The first resistance level is ₹330. Based on the report, this gives the stock about 8–12% of technical room.
Greenply also trades above its 20-day, 50-day and 200-day moving averages. These levels are ₹282, ₹275 and ₹258. The position of the stock above all three averages adds to its positive technical structure.
Cyient Moves Above Its Base
Cyient, or CYIENT, was at ₹1,100.70 after a 4.30% rise. The report identifies an early base breakout above the ₹1,080 accumulation ceiling.
Its RSI stands at 65.2, which points to positive momentum. Trading volume reached 23.2 lakh shares, or 3.2 times the average volume over 20 days. This rise in activity came along with the price move.
The support and invalidation point is ₹1,050. The first resistance level is ₹1,220. The report estimates 10–14% of technical room toward that resistance area.
Cyient is also above its 20-day, 50-day and 200-day moving averages. These averages are at ₹1,065, ₹1,040 and ₹995. The price position above these levels supports the report’s view of a healthy technical base.
Kajaria Ceramics Offers a Pullback Setup
Kajaria Ceramics, with the symbol KAJARIACER, traded at ₹1,235.10 after a 3.75% rise. Unlike several other names in the list, Kajaria is not a fresh breakout case. The report describes it as the clearest pullback-style setup in the group.
The stock rebounded from the ₹1,180 support cluster and the area near its 50-day moving average. Its RSI is 59.8, the lowest RSI among the seven stocks. However, the report notes that the RSI has started to turn higher.
Volume stood at 28.8 lakh shares, or 2.9 times the 20-day average. This gives the rebound useful volume support. The setup becomes weak below ₹1,180, which serves as the invalidation level.
The first resistance level is ₹1,320. The report sees about 7–12% of room toward this level. For investors who focus on pullback structures rather than fresh breakouts, this stock has a different setup from most of the other names in the scan.
KSB Has the Strongest Volume Support
KSB traded at ₹856.10 after a 3.79% rise. The stock made a strong move through ₹820 resistance with heavy volume. The report records 52.2 lakh shares traded, which was 4.5 times the 20-day average.
This is the strongest relative volume figure among all seven stocks. KSB also has an RSI of 67.1 and an ADX of 28.3. These readings add to the strength of the technical setup.
The support and invalidation level is ₹810. The first resistance is at ₹940. The report gives KSB about 9–15% of technical room toward that level.
The stock also trades above its 20-day, 50-day and 200-day moving averages. These stand at ₹825, ₹810 and ₹760. The combination of a price move above resistance, strong volume and a position above the key averages makes KSB one of the more closely watched setups in the report.
Gujarat Pipavav Port Breaks Out of a Tight Base
Gujarat Pipavav Port, or GPPL, traded at ₹166.75 after a 3.87% rise. The stock moved above ₹160 after a tight four-week squeeze.
The report gives the stock an RSI of 62.4. Volume reached 19.0 lakh shares, which was 2.8 times the 20-day average. The rise above the base level came with a clear increase in market activity.
The support and invalidation point is ₹158. The first resistance is ₹180. The report estimates only 6–10% of room toward that level, which is the narrowest range among the seven stocks.
The report also describes GPPL as a relatively lower-beta breakout. In simple terms, the setup shows a more moderate price structure compared with some of the sharper moves elsewhere in the list.
Power Mech Projects Rebounds From Support
Power Mech Projects, or POWERMECH, was at ₹2,490.50 after a 3.89% rise. The stock has rebounded from its ₹2,350 accumulation zone.
Its RSI is 61.5, while volume reached 2.94 lakh shares. That volume was 2.5 times the 20-day average. The stock has also moved back above its major moving averages.
The 20-day average is ₹2,420, the 50-day average is ₹2,390 and the 200-day average is ₹2,280. The price now sits above all three levels.
The report places the invalidation level at ₹2,350. Its first resistance level is ₹2,750. Based on those levels, the stock has about 8–13% of technical room.
Power Mech is part of the rebound group rather than the fresh breakout group. Its setup depends on the stock’s ability to hold the support zone and maintain its position above the key averages.
Aurum Proptech Forms a Cup-and-Handle Style Base
Aurum Proptech, or AURUM, traded at ₹232.37 after a 5.47% rise. It has the strongest daily price gain among the seven names.
The report identifies an early range breakout above ₹220 from a rounding cup-and-handle-style base. The stock has an RSI of 66.8, which shows strong upward momentum.
Volume was 4.62 lakh shares, or 3.1 times the 20-day average. The increase in volume adds support to the breakout above ₹220.
The support and invalidation level is ₹220, while the first resistance is ₹260. The report estimates 10–15% of technical room toward that resistance level.
Aurum also has a positive position above its 20-day, 50-day and 200-day moving averages. These are ₹222, ₹218 and ₹198. The price therefore remains above all three key averages.
What the Seven Setups Have in Common
The seven stocks have different chart structures, but they share several technical features. All are marked as Healthy Base setups in the report. Each stock trades above important moving averages and VWAP measures, while all seven show bullish momentum.
Volume is another important part of the scan. KSB has the strongest relative volume at 4.5 times its 20-day average. Greenply follows at 3.8 times, while Cyient stands at 3.2 times. Aurum has 3.1 times average volume, Kajaria has 2.9 times, GPPL has 2.8 times and Power Mech has 2.5 times.
The report gives KSB and Aurum the largest stated resistance room, with both showing a possible range of up to 15%. Cyient also has a notable 10–14% range.
The setups can also be split into two broad groups. Greenply, Cyient, GPPL and Aurum are breakout-oriented names. Kajaria, KSB and Power Mech are rebound-oriented names. Kajaria has the most clearly defined pullback structure, with ₹1,180 as its key support area.
Key Risk Levels Matter
The technical setups also have clear points at which the current view could weaken. A daily close below the stated invalidation level for any stock would weaken its setup, according to the report.
Those levels are ₹280 for Greenply, ₹1,050 for Cyient, ₹1,180 for Kajaria Ceramics, ₹810 for KSB, ₹158 for GPPL, ₹2,350 for Power Mech Projects and ₹220 for Aurum Proptech.
These levels are important because the report bases its technical view on the ability of each stock to hold its current structure. A break below the relevant level would change that structure.
A Technical View, Not a Full Stock Review
The seven-stock scan offers a simple view of current price action across selected NSE/BSE cash-market names. Strong volume, price position above major moving averages and positive momentum form the main basis of the report.
At the same time, the report does not offer complete fundamental information for every stock. PE, ROE, ROCE, sales growth and delivery data are not supplied for all seven names. That means the findings focus mainly on technical factors.
As of 30 September 2026, Greenply, Cyient, Kajaria Ceramics, KSB, Gujarat Pipavav Port, Power Mech Projects and Aurum Proptech all show the Healthy Base label in the scan. Their setups differ, from fresh breakouts to support rebounds, but each has a defined support or invalidation level and a stated first resistance level.
The report estimates 5–15% of room across the selected stocks over the next 5–7 sessions. These figures are technical estimates based on the stated resistance levels, not guaranteed price targets. Market conditions can change, and a move below an invalidation level can weaken the setup.
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