Our technical analysis scanner runs daily across the full S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 universes, weighing a broad set of momentum, trend, and oscillator indicators to identify stocks where the balance of signals tilts meaningfully in favour of buyers. Below are the five names that scored highest on 29 September 2026, ranked by their number of confirmed bull signals.
1. Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) – 16 technical buy signals
Price: $71.67 (+6.32% on the day) | Bull signals: 16 | Bear signals: 6
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Skyworks Solutions leads today’s scanner with 16 bull signals against 6 bear signals, complemented by an impressive single-day gain of more than 6%. The stock has been one of the standout performers in the radio frequency semiconductor space this month, with reports noting it has outpaced both its pending merger partner and larger listed sector peers over a roughly four-week window. That kind of sustained relative strength tends to attract momentum-driven capital and can, in itself, reinforce the technical picture.
The backdrop to this rally is the proposed acquisition of Qorvo, a deal that has added a layer of complexity and event-driven interest to the SWKS story. Progress on the bondholder consent process has been uneven, with Skyworks extending offer deadlines, and some headline noise around shifting timelines has contributed to intraday volatility. Investors should be aware that deal-related uncertainty can cut both ways technically.
Despite some near-term turbulence driven by rising Treasury yields — the 10-year briefly touched 5.14%, pressuring rate-sensitive growth names — Skyworks has demonstrated resilience. A later report noted the stock climbing to a new 52-week high amid the broader run, which is a constructive development from a technical standpoint. The convergence of strong price action and a dominant bull signal count makes this the scanner’s top-ranked name today.
2. Charter Communications (CHTR) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $158.97 (+8.74% on the day) | Bull signals: 15 | Bear signals: 7
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Charter Communications posts the strongest single-day gain in today’s list at nearly 9%, helping it claim second place with 15 bull signals. This bounce is particularly notable given the context: the stock had suffered eight consecutive down sessions prior to this, shedding roughly 20% of its value and wiping an estimated $3.5 billion from its market capitalisation. A sharp reversal after that kind of prolonged selling pressure can represent a technically significant turning point, as exhausted sellers step back and buyers re-engage.
The fundamental narrative around Charter has been challenging. Broadband subscriber trends have drawn cautious commentary from analysts, and the cable sector more broadly has faced investor scrutiny over its long-term growth outlook. The stock has underperformed the wider market over the past year, prompting debate about whether its current valuation adequately reflects the company’s earnings capacity. Some analysts have suggested the shares may have drifted below fair value during the recent selloff.
On a more forward-looking note, Charter has been highlighting its Edge AI computing infrastructure, showcasing expanded capabilities at a recent industry technology expo. If the company can credibly position this initiative as a margin driver within its broadband business, it could help reframe the investment case. For now, the combination of an oversold technical setup and a powerful single-day recovery pushes CHTR firmly into the scanner’s top tier.
3. Dell Technologies (DELL) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $492.20 (+15.81% on the day) | Bull signals: 15 | Bear signals: 5
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Dell Technologies is the most dramatic mover on today’s list, with a single-session advance of nearly 16% propelling the stock to $492. The move pushes it to 15 bull signals against just 5 bear signals — a convincing technical majority. Gains of this magnitude on elevated volume typically signal a meaningful shift in the supply-demand balance and can mark the beginning of a new trend leg, though they can equally invite short-term profit-taking once the initial catalyst fades.
Dell’s story has been closely tied to the AI infrastructure buildout, and the company has disclosed a substantial multi-year AI server revenue forecast. However, some analysts have noted that incremental order visibility remains limited, and the stock has experienced sharp swings — including a session where it fell nearly 7% while the broader market rose — as investors recalibrate expectations around AI hardware spending timelines. The broader technology sector’s sensitivity to interest rate moves has added further volatility.
Despite the choppiness, Dell hit a 52-week high earlier this year and appears to be attempting to reassert its technical trend following a period of consolidation and drawdown. The combination of a blockbuster one-day gain, a healthy bull-to-bear signal ratio, and the structural tailwind from enterprise AI infrastructure investment makes DELL a name worth monitoring closely in the sessions ahead.
4. Procter & Gamble (PG) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $147.64 (+0.98% on the day) | Bull signals: 15 | Bear signals: 4
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Procter & Gamble stands out in this list as the sole defensive, large-cap consumer staples name, and its appearance here is telling. With 15 bull signals and only 4 bear signals — the second-lowest bear count in today’s top five — the technical picture is notably clean. The stock has been trading close to recent highs, supported by solid earnings and continued dividend strength, and its modest but steady daily gains reflect the measured, accumulation-style price action that often characterises institutional positioning in quality compounders.
Recent earnings were broadly well-received, with the company delivering in line with or ahead of expectations. Commentary from analysts has been mixed on valuation, however, with some pointing out that PG has lagged the S&P 500 meaningfully over the past six months despite its operational consistency. That relative underperformance versus the index could reflect a rotation away from defensives during a risk-on period — but it also means the stock enters any risk-off episode with less froth to unwind.
On the product front, Procter & Gamble has been investing in science-led positioning for its Head & Shoulders brand, illustrating the kind of incremental innovation that underpins its long-term pricing power. For investors looking for technical momentum in a lower-volatility wrapper, PG’s signal profile today is one of the more compelling on the scanner.
5. Meta Platforms (META) – 14 technical buy signals
Price: $592.85 (+2.47% on the day) | Bull signals: 14 | Bear signals: 1
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Meta Platforms rounds out the top five with 14 bull signals and, crucially, only a single bear signal — the lowest bear reading across the entire list. That near-unanimous technical alignment is a notable feature, suggesting that across a wide range of indicators, there is very little dissent from the bullish case. The stock gained roughly 2.5% on the day to trade above $592, building on what the news flow describes as a substantial multi-week rally driven by developments in artificial intelligence.
The company has been active on the AI front, launching a new enterprise platform and bringing in external executive talent to lead that division. These moves signal that Meta is pursuing AI monetisation not just through its consumer products but increasingly through business-facing services — a potential expansion of its addressable revenue base. The enterprise AI push has attracted attention from investors tracking the broader theme of AI commercialisation beyond the infrastructure layer.
That said, the recent run has not been without turbulence. The stock pulled back sharply on at least two occasions as investors took profits following rapid advances, and competitive pressure from a rival AI assistant launch weighed on sentiment briefly. These dips have so far been absorbed, however, and the price has continued to recover. The combination of a near-clean technical signal sheet and an active AI growth narrative makes META a stock that warrants close attention from technically oriented investors.
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