Our technical indicator scanner runs daily across the full S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 universes, scoring each stock on a broad set of momentum, trend, volume and oscillator signals. The results for 10 September 2026 highlight five names that have accumulated the strongest combination of bullish technical readings. Below we present today’s top five, together with the recent news context that may be driving the price action.
1. Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) – 16 technical buy signals
Price: $71.67 | Daily change: +6.32%
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Skyworks Solutions leads today’s scan with 16 bullish signals against just 6 bearish readings, making it the most technically constructive name in the S&P 500 on this date. The wireless chip designer has posted a sharp single-day gain of over 6%, extending what analysts at Seeking Alpha described earlier in the week as an accelerating upswing, supported by improving volume, RSI momentum and a relatively high short-interest overhang that may be fuelling additional covering pressure.
On the fundamental side, Skyworks delivered mixed recent results. While the company beat Wall Street’s revenue expectations in its first fiscal quarter of 2026, sales were broadly flat year on year at around $944 million. The second quarter told a similar story — earnings came in ahead of estimates, yet revenues slipped roughly 3% annually to approximately $935 million, and the stock initially sold off on that report. Management guidance for the following quarter was, however, better than the market had anticipated.
Earlier in the year, a notable upgrade from Barclays to Overweight helped lift sentiment, with the bank citing expectations around Apple’s product roadmap. BMO Capital has a price target in the region of $70, broadly in line with current levels. With 16 bull signals firing simultaneously, the technical picture is notably strong, even as the fundamental debate around wireless chip demand continues.
2. Charter Communications (CHTR) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $158.97 | Daily change: +8.74%
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Charter Communications scores 15 bullish technical signals and is the day’s best-performing stock in percentage terms, rising nearly 9%. The cable and broadband giant has been at the centre of significant corporate activity, with reports indicating that deals involving Spectrum, Cox and Liberty are materially reshaping the company’s strategic footprint. This consolidation narrative appears to be one of the key drivers behind the renewed buying interest.
The positive momentum follows a turbulent August, during which Charter shares fell around 6% alongside a broader broadband sector selloff — sparked in part by a sharp decline in Comcast’s stock — as investors questioned whether the industry was heading into a period of pricing pressure. That pullback now appears to have been absorbed, and today’s technical signals suggest the stock has re-established a bullish trend.
Charter has also been building out its local news and advertising capabilities, forming alliances that expand its reach across regional markets. While these initiatives are still at an early stage in terms of financial contribution, they represent a strategic diversification beyond core broadband and video. With 15 bull signals and only 7 bearish readings, the technical backdrop is firmly constructive heading into the autumn.
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 in today’s top five, gaining nearly 16% in a single session and registering 15 bullish technical signals. The catalyst is unmistakeable: Dell reported record second-quarter fiscal 2027 revenues of approximately $47 billion, with earnings per share well ahead of consensus. Management cited unprecedented demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure as the primary growth engine, and Wall Street analysts responded swiftly by raising their price targets.
The AI server story at Dell has been building for several quarters. The company indicated that fiscal year 2027 AI server revenues could reach around $74 billion, up from approximately $60 billion the prior year — a substantial step-up that reflects both the scale of enterprise AI investment and Dell’s ability to capture a meaningful share of that spend. An AI order backlog that continues to grow is being interpreted by investors as a forward revenue indicator with considerable visibility.
The stock had briefly pulled back in late August amid concerns about semiconductor tariffs and some cautious commentary from elsewhere in the PC supply chain following HP Inc.’s earnings. Today’s results appear to have convincingly put those concerns aside. With only 5 bearish signals to weigh against 15 bullish ones, Dell’s technical picture is as clean as any name in the broader index at present.
4. Procter & Gamble (PG) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $147.64 | Daily change: +0.98%
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Procter & Gamble stands out in this list as the sole defensive name, a reminder that strong technical setups are not confined to high-growth or cyclical sectors. The consumer staples giant accumulates 15 bullish signals and just 4 bearish readings — the most favourable bull-to-bear ratio in today’s top five alongside Dell — while posting a modest but steady gain of just under 1%. For a stock of this character, consistent technical strength is arguably more meaningful than a single-day spike.
Recent developments at P&G have kept investor attention focused on the dividend and on forward guidance. The company has declared a quarterly cash dividend and has issued full-year 2027 guidance, prompting renewed valuation discussions. Some observers have raised questions about whether the stock is fully priced relative to its earnings growth prospects, but the dividend track record and defensive earnings profile continue to attract income-oriented and risk-averse capital.
P&G has featured regularly in curated lists of top consumer staples and defensive holdings, reflecting its perceived resilience across economic cycles. With 15 technical buy signals firing and a comparatively light 4 bearish readings, the chart appears to be confirming what many fundamental investors already believe: that P&G remains a well-supported, structurally sound equity position.
5. Meta Platforms (META) – 14 technical buy signals
Price: $592.85 | Daily change: +2.47%
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Meta Platforms rounds out today’s top five with 14 bullish technical signals and a strikingly low 1 bearish reading — the cleanest bull-to-bear ratio of any stock in today’s list. The social media and AI conglomerate gained around 2.5% on the day and has been climbing steadily back toward recent highs, supported by a steady stream of positive newsflow across multiple business lines.
The most notable near-term catalyst is the launch of Muse, described as a new artificial intelligence product with the potential to become a meaningful revenue stream. Meta also moved to accelerate its AI ambitions through the acquisition of Swedish AI startup Stilla.ai, which is being integrated into the company’s business agent platform. CEO Mark Zuckerberg made headlines by claiming that Threads, the company’s text-based social network, has now surpassed X in user scale — a milestone that, if sustained, would strengthen Meta’s position in the social media advertising market.
There is also a legal chapter closing: Meta reached a settlement in a significant lawsuit, agreeing to pay $18 billion to resolve the matter. While the sum is substantial, markets appear to have reacted positively to the removal of that legal uncertainty. ARK Investment Management notably added to its Meta position on 10 September, rotating capital away from Alphabet. With just a single bearish technical signal, the momentum profile here is exceptionally clean.
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