Stocks Near Resistance Levels

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•  30 Sep 2025
 

•   ABSI  
   
  +2.36%
•   ACHR  
   
  -1.14%
•   GFS  
   
  -3.11%
•   PBR  
   
  -1.79%
•   PYPL  
   
  -3.80%

$ACHR is trading at $9.65 with resistance sitting at $9.89. The stock has been oscillating sideways, caught between its 20-day moving average at $9.16 and its 50-day at the resistance level itself. RSI at 55.10 suggests neither overbought nor oversold conditions. The challenge here lies in low conviction momentum, and given recent commentary around dilution and execution risks, bulls may need stronger catalysts to push past resistance.

$PYPL has clustered around $69.68 with resistance overhead at $70.23. This is a classic technical squeeze, with the 20-day at $68.33 and the 50-day right at resistance. RSI of 55.64 shows balanced momentum, and news flow has been busy, from crypto integrations to new payment features. If PYPL can clear the $70s with conviction, it has room toward the mid-$70s. Until then, traders might prefer to wait for confirmation rather than front-run a breakout.

$PBR, sitting at $12.86, is brushing resistance at $12.88 a razor-thin margin. The 200-day moving average matches this level, making it a strong technical ceiling. RSI is neutral at 54.97, with sideways trading. Recent contracts with Baker Hughes offer a fundamental boost, but the technical picture shows that bulls must prove they can sustain a close above $12.90 to trigger fresh momentum.

$GFS has been strong, last trading at $37.03 with resistance at $38.17. Momentum indicators flash caution, RSI is elevated at 70.60, bordering on overbought. The stock has climbed steadily, now sitting well above its 20-day at $33.35 and pressing against its 200-day ceiling at $38.17. Partner news with Corning helps sentiment, but traders may see limited near-term upside unless volume confirms a breakout beyond the overbought setup.

$ABSI rounds out the list at $2.97, just shy of resistance at $3.08. The stock has been trending higher with insider buying reported last week, which tends to draw retail interest. RSI sits at a comfortable 61.23, signaling room for further movement. With the 200-day also at $3.08, this is a technical battleground. If ABSI clears it, upside momentum could carry toward mid-$3s quickly.

Bottom line: Among these setups, $PYPL offers the most attractive near-term opportunity, with strong news catalysts and a nearby breakout point that could unlock upside. $ABSI deserves attention as a speculative play on insider momentum, but the others remain capped unless volume and fundamentals align.

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