Our technical scanner runs daily across the full S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 universes, weighing dozens of momentum, trend and volume indicators to surface stocks where bullish signals are meaningfully outnumbering bearish ones. For 9 September 2026, five names stood out with particularly strong readings. Here are the top technical buy signals of the day.
1. Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) – 16 technical buy signals
Price: $71.67 | Daily change: +6.32%
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Skyworks Solutions tops today’s scanner with 16 bull signals against just 6 bear signals, backed by a notable single-session gain of more than 6%. The wireless chip designer has been building upward momentum over consecutive sessions, with range expansion, improving volume and a recovering RSI all contributing to the positive technical picture. BMO has a published price target in the vicinity of the current trading level, suggesting the market is at least in the ballpark of one institutional estimate.
On the fundamental side, Skyworks beat analyst revenue estimates by nearly 5% and earnings-per-share estimates by a substantial margin in its most recent quarterly report, though the after-hours reaction was initially negative — a reminder that strong numbers do not always translate immediately into price gains. Barclays had previously upgraded the stock to Overweight, citing potential shifts in Apple’s product roadmap that could benefit Skyworks as a key radio-frequency chip supplier.
The company remains a central player in the connectivity chip space, supplying components for smartphones, IoT devices and wireless infrastructure. Investors are keeping a close eye on mobile demand trends, which remain the primary driver of revenue. The technical setup today looks constructive, though the 6 bear signals in the scanner are a reminder that not all indicators are aligned.
2. Charter Communications (CHTR) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $158.97 | Daily change: +8.74%
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Charter Communications registers 15 bull signals and 7 bear signals today, accompanying an impressive daily gain of nearly 9%. The cable and broadband operator has been at the centre of significant corporate activity, including deal-making involving Spectrum, Cox and Liberty that is reshaping the competitive landscape for the company. Positive subscriber growth momentum has also contributed to the recent uplift in sentiment.
Leadership changes add a layer of uncertainty: the company recently announced that CFO Jessica Fischer is stepping down and that Kevin Howard will serve as interim Chief Financial Officer. Leadership transitions of this kind can introduce short-term volatility, and traders will be watching closely for clarity on the permanent appointment. It is also worth noting that as recently as 4 September, Charter shares fell sharply in a single session, illustrating the two-way price risk still present in this name.
Longer-term, some analysts have flagged that the stock still looks undervalued relative to its intrinsic worth despite a prolonged multi-year decline in the share price, and fresh deal financing news has kept attention on the name. The technical signals today are meaningfully bullish, but the 7 bear signals and the recent volatility suggest that caution and position sizing remain important considerations for anyone evaluating an entry.
3. Dell Technologies (DELL) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $492.20 | Daily change: +15.81%
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Dell Technologies is the most dramatic mover on today’s list, with a daily gain of nearly 16% propelling it alongside 15 bull signals from our scanner. The catalyst is clear: Dell’s second-quarter earnings release on 1 September delivered a significant beat on both revenue and earnings, with AI server demand cited as a key driver. The result sent shares sharply higher in extended trading and the momentum has continued into subsequent sessions, with the stock reaching record levels.
The strength in Dell’s data-centre business is seen as a read-across for the broader AI infrastructure theme. Analysts have noted that the quarter confirms robust demand for DDR5 memory and NAND storage, which benefits Dell’s supply chain partners. An updated fair value estimate from one research house has moved materially higher following the guidance raise, though the stock has already moved considerably and some analysts are exploring options strategies to manage entry risk at current levels.
Founder and CEO Michael Dell’s net worth is reported to have surpassed $100 billion in 2026 on the back of the share price appreciation, underscoring how dramatically sentiment has shifted. With only 5 bear signals recorded today, the technical picture is among the cleanest on this list. As always, sharp post-earnings moves can be followed by consolidation, so the pace of any further advance bears watching.
4. Procter & Gamble (PG) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $147.64 | Daily change: +0.98%
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Procter & Gamble earns a place on this list with 15 bull signals and just 4 bear signals — the second-lowest bear count among today’s top five — offering a relatively clean technical setup for a large-cap consumer staples name. The day’s gain is modest at under 1%, which is consistent with the steady, low-volatility character typical of the stock. With seven consecutive decades of dividend increases, PG is a well-established Dividend King, and that income track record continues to attract long-term investors.
Commentary in recent days has been mixed on the valuation front. Some analysts see the stock as reasonably priced on a cash-flow basis while considering it less attractive on an earnings multiple. Others have raised concerns about ongoing macroeconomic headwinds and a shifting consumer environment that could weigh on volume growth. One recent piece maintained a Hold rating, citing a limited margin of safety at current prices relative to the company’s fundamental outlook.
In a comparative analysis of major defensive blue chips in 2026, PG’s total return profile has been contrasted with peers such as Coca-Cola and Johnson & Johnson. The technical signals today, however, tell a relatively bullish short-term story. For investors who value stability and income alongside technical momentum, PG’s current reading — with very few countervailing bear signals — is worth noting, even if the fundamental debate continues.
5. Meta Platforms (META) – 14 technical buy signals
Price: $592.85 | Daily change: +2.47%
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Meta Platforms rounds out the top five with 14 bull signals and, notably, only 1 bear signal — the lowest bear count of any stock on today’s list. That near-unanimous technical alignment is worth highlighting. The social media and advertising giant gained more than 2% on the day, continuing what has been a broadly constructive period for the stock. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has stated publicly that the company’s Threads platform has now surpassed the scale of competitor X, reflecting continued growth across Meta’s family of apps.
The AI narrative is also central to the Meta story. The company’s latest AI tool launch, branded Muse, received early endorsements from prominent technology figures, though investor opinion on its commercial implications remains divided. More broadly, Meta’s push into coding and agentic AI applications is seen by some analysts as a potential enhancer of both its advertising engine and its longer-term product ambitions. Wall Street commentary has generally reflected a constructive view on the upside potential from these initiatives.
On the legal front, Meta reached a settlement in a significant lawsuit, agreeing to pay $18 billion. Settlements of this scale can create short-term headline risk, but the market’s reaction today suggests the news was broadly absorbed without derailing the bullish technical momentum. With just one bear signal in the scanner, the technical picture for META today is the most uniformly positive on this list.
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