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These 5 stocks saw unusual volume spikes today — where activity surged

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Sarthak Kumar
27 May 2026 at 12:16 pm
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Volume breakout refers to a sharp increase in trading activity compared with a stock’s average trading volume. Traders often monitor such spikes as they can indicate increased interest, stronger momentum, or emerging price action.

Here are five stocks that witnessed unusual volume activity today:

Jaiprakash Power Ventures (JPPOWER)

  • Price: ₹22.56

  • Move: +17.93%

  • Sector: Power

  • Volume Ratio: 4.79x

Jaiprakash Power emerged among the biggest movers on the screen with nearly an 18% gain while recording trading volumes almost five times above its average level.

Coffee Day Enterprises (COFFEEDAY)

  • Price: ₹29.84

  • Move: +16.84%

  • Sector: Consumer / Retail

  • Volume Ratio: 42.20x

Coffee Day Enterprises recorded one of the strongest volume surges in the list, with trading activity rising more than 42 times compared with its average levels.

NDTV

  • Price: ₹89.88

  • Move: +14.00%

  • Sector: Media

  • Volume Ratio: 12.26x

NDTV witnessed strong buying interest with trading volumes crossing twelve times its average activity.

Max India (MAXIND)

  • Price: ₹173.50

  • Move: +14.25%

  • Sector: Healthcare / Investments

  • Volume Ratio: 7.72x

Max India also featured among the volume breakout candidates as the stock saw a strong rise accompanied by elevated trading activity.

Alkali Metals (ALKALI)

  • Price: ₹89.46

  • Move: +20.00%

  • Sector: Chemicals

  • Volume Ratio: 11.53x

Alkali Metals hit the top of the gainers list among selected names, recording a sharp rise with trading activity over eleven times its average volume.

While volume spikes often signal increased market participation, traders typically combine them with price trends, fundamentals, and broader market conditions before drawing conclusions.

Disclaimer: The article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Volume-based technical signals do not guarantee future stock performance.