Our technical indicators scanner runs daily across the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, scoring each stock on a range of momentum, trend, and volume-based signals. On 22 July 2026, the following five names generated the strongest combined bull signal readings, making them worth a closer look for technically oriented investors.
1. Hasbro (HAS) – 16 technical buy signals
Price: $88.78 (+8.81% on the day)
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Hasbro topped today’s leaderboard with 16 bull signals against just 6 bear signals, and the price action reflects a powerful catalyst: the company delivered second-quarter earnings and revenue that came in ahead of Wall Street consensus, with adjusted earnings per share of $1.28 beating estimates of $1.17. Management also raised its full-year guidance, a move that tends to attract fresh institutional interest.
The standout driver of the beat was Magic: The Gathering, Hasbro’s collectible card game franchise. CEO Chris Cocks described the brand as being off to an exceptional start in 2026, and spent considerable time on the earnings call making the case for its durability as a long-term revenue engine. Analysts appear to have responded positively to that narrative, with the stock ranking among the top gainers in the S&P 500 on the day.
From a technical standpoint, a near-9% single-day move of this magnitude, accompanied by a high bull-signal count, suggests that momentum indicators, moving average crossovers, and volume metrics are all aligning in the same direction. Investors should, however, remain mindful that sharp gap-up moves can occasionally lead to short-term consolidation once the initial enthusiasm fades.
2. Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $62.95 (+5.27% on the day)
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Skyworks Solutions stands out not only for its 15 bull signals but for the complete absence of bear signals — a notably clean technical picture. The semiconductor company, which supplies radio frequency components primarily into smartphones, has attracted renewed interest following a Barclays upgrade to Overweight, with analysts reasoning that a delay in Apple’s lower-end device refresh could extend demand for Skyworks components within the existing iPhone lineup.
Longer-term chart watchers will also note that Skyworks recently generated a golden cross — the point at which the 50-day simple moving average crosses above the 200-day — a signal that many technical traders treat as a meaningful shift in medium-term trend direction. The stock has had a difficult five-year run, declining significantly from its peak, which means the valuation case and the technical case are beginning to converge for some investors.
Adding further context, Skyworks was recently added to two Russell defensive indices, suggesting it is increasingly being viewed through a value-oriented lens. A zero bear-signal reading combined with a double-digit bull count is an unusual combination in our scanner, and one that warrants attention from technically minded investors.
3. APA Corporation (APA) – 13 technical buy signals
Price: $35.77 (+2.67% on the day)
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APA Corporation, the Houston-based independent oil and gas explorer, claimed the third spot with 13 bull signals and only 3 bear signals. The energy sector has been subject to considerable volatility in recent months, with crude oil prices buffeted by geopolitical developments including tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, but APA appears to be finding its footing technically after a turbulent period.
On the fundamental side, APA delivered a stronger-than-expected first quarter, reporting revenue growth of nearly 9% year on year and non-GAAP earnings per share that exceeded estimates by a meaningful margin. The company’s operations span multiple geographies, and its Suriname exploration assets continue to be cited by analysts as a source of longer-term optionality that is not fully reflected in the current share price, which trades at a notable discount to peers on a forward earnings basis.
With crude oil prices remaining a key variable, APA’s near-term technical performance will likely remain sensitive to commodity movements. That said, the current configuration of our scanner — 13 bull signals against just 3 bear signals — suggests the technical trend is turning constructive, making it a name worth monitoring closely as the company approaches its next earnings release.
4. DuPont de Nemours (DD) – 13 technical buy signals
Price: $138.79 (+2.24% on the day)
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DuPont de Nemours shares a 13-bull-signal reading with APA, but with just a single bear signal its technical profile is notably cleaner. The specialty materials and technology company has been working through a period of corporate restructuring, and a 1-for-3 reverse stock split enacted earlier in the year has reset the share price context. DuPont was also added to Russell defensive indices following that event, reflecting its repositioning as a more focused enterprise.
Interest from prominent investors has added to the narrative around the stock. DuPont featured on a list of favoured holdings attributed to billionaire fund manager Jeffrey Talpins, lending some additional fundamental credibility to the technical picture. The company’s technology-driven materials portfolio addresses a range of end markets including electronics, water filtration, and industrial applications, providing diversification that some investors find attractive in uncertain conditions.
The combination of a very low bear-signal count, a meaningful daily gain, and broader recognition from value-oriented institutional investors suggests DuPont may be gaining momentum after a prolonged period of underperformance relative to the wider materials sector. As always, investors should assess the fundamental picture alongside the technical signals before making any decisions.
5. TE Connectivity (TEL) – 13 technical buy signals
Price: $209.01 (+2.89% on the day)
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TE Connectivity rounds out today’s top five with 13 bull signals, though investors should note that it also carries 7 bear signals — the highest bear count in this list. The Ireland-based industrial technology group designs and manufactures connectivity and sensor solutions across a broad range of industries including automotive, industrial automation, and data communications. That diversified exposure has been a key part of the bull case for the stock.
Ahead of its upcoming earnings release, analyst estimates point to year-on-year growth in both revenues and earnings, which has contributed to upward revisions in earnings forecasts. TE Connectivity has also received a Zacks upgrade to a Buy rating, based on the improving earnings estimate trend — a factor that can attract momentum-oriented investors who follow earnings revision strategies alongside technical analysis.
The higher bear-signal count relative to the other names in today’s list is worth acknowledging; it indicates that not all technical indicators are pointing in the same direction, and some caution is warranted. Nevertheless, with a near-3% daily gain, a credible earnings growth narrative, and 13 positive technical signals, TE Connectivity earns its place in today’s top five and merits continued monitoring into earnings season.
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