Our technical indicator scanner runs daily across the full S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 universes, weighing a broad set of momentum, trend, and oscillator signals to identify stocks where bullish setups are building. Below are the five names that registered the strongest net bull scores on 22 September 2026. As always, technical signals are one input among many and should be considered alongside your own fundamental research and risk tolerance.
1. Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) — 16 technical buy signals
Price: $71.67 | Daily change: +6.32%
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Skyworks Solutions leads today’s scanner with 16 bull signals against just 6 bear signals, the strongest net reading on the board. The stock has been one of the more active names in the semiconductor space over the past fortnight, driven largely by developments surrounding its proposed acquisition of Qorvo. Progress on that roughly $22 billion deal — including reports that only Chinese regulatory clearance remains outstanding — has generated a series of sharp single-day moves in both directions, making the technical picture all the more notable when it resolves to the upside.
Adding a further demand-side dimension, Apple’s launch of a new foldable smartphone has renewed attention on the radio-frequency component supply chain, an area where Skyworks holds a meaningful position. The combination of potential near-term revenue tailwinds from that product cycle and the strategic rationale of the Qorvo combination has kept buying interest elevated.
It is worth noting that Weiss Ratings currently holds a C- (Hold) stance on the name, a reminder that fundamental and technical views do not always align. The bond-exchange element of the Qorvo deal remains incomplete as of the most recent reports, which adds execution risk that investors should factor into any position sizing decision.
2. Charter Communications (CHTR) — 15 technical buy signals
Price: $158.97 | Daily change: +8.74%
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Charter Communications shares have had a turbulent few weeks, sliding sharply in mid-September on a combination of a broker downgrade and ongoing concerns about broadband subscriber trends before staging a pronounced recovery. Today’s reading of 15 bull signals and 7 bear signals suggests that, at least on a technical basis, momentum is shifting back in the bulls’ favour. The magnitude of today’s single-day gain — nearly 9% — underlines the volatility that has characterised this name throughout the period.
The strategic backdrop centres on Charter’s pending integration with Cox, a transaction that management has argued will meaningfully expand its scale in both broadband and wireless. The company’s chief financial officer recently outlined a disciplined approach to capital allocation post-merger, and at least one institutional investor has publicly argued that the selloff has pushed the shares well below fair value. A fresh agreement with Optimum to extend local news and advertising reach across additional markets adds a modest but tangible near-term revenue angle.
That said, the fundamental picture is genuinely mixed. Broadband net additions remain under pressure from competition, and several analysts have maintained cautious ratings. Investors should weigh the technical recovery signal against the structural headwinds that triggered the earlier weakness before drawing conclusions.
3. Dell Technologies (DELL) — 15 technical buy signals
Price: $492.20 | Daily change: +15.81%
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Dell Technologies is the standout mover on today’s list in price terms, adding more than 15% in a single session. The scanner registers 15 bull signals and only 5 bear signals, a ratio that reflects a broad and consistent alignment of trend and momentum indicators. The immediate catalyst appears to be fresh analyst enthusiasm, with RBC Capital Markets recently initiating coverage with a bullish stance and Evercore raising its price target while reiterating the stock as a top sector pick — citing AI server demand, enterprise adoption, and margin expansion as the key drivers.
The underlying business context supports the excitement to a degree. Dell reported year-on-year AI infrastructure sales growth of 88% in its most recent fiscal quarter, reflecting the company’s deepening role as a supplier of server hardware to both hyperscale cloud operators and the emerging neocloud segment. The Alienware partnership extension, while more consumer-oriented, reinforces the breadth of Dell’s technology portfolio.
A 15% single-day move inevitably raises questions about whether near-term enthusiasm is running ahead of near-term fundamentals. Analyst opinions on the stock have been described as mixed in recent weeks, and sharp up-days of this kind can sometimes attract subsequent profit-taking. The technical signals are clearly bullish today, but position management and entry timing deserve careful thought.
4. Procter & Gamble (PG) — 15 technical buy signals
Price: $147.64 | Daily change: +0.98%
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Procter & Gamble stands out in today’s list for entirely different reasons than its peers. With a daily gain of under 1%, it is not a momentum play in the conventional sense. Instead, its presence here reflects a notably clean technical picture: 15 bull signals and just 4 bear signals — the lowest bear count of any name in today’s top five. That combination of broad bullish alignment and limited counter-signals is often the hallmark of a stock building a quiet, orderly base rather than reacting to short-term catalysts.
Recent news flow has been measured rather than dramatic. Analysts tracking the stock have noted that it appears to be holding steady in the context of a broader market backdrop that includes shifting bond yields and mixed consumer spending signals. A leadership transition at board level — with Shailesh Jejurikar succeeding Jon Moeller as Chairman — has been absorbed without apparent disruption to sentiment.
Longer-term observers have pointed out that the stock’s five-year total return, while positive, has been modest relative to the broader market, and some commentators have suggested the shares may not fully reflect the company’s cash generation capacity. For investors seeking lower-volatility exposure with a defensive tilt, the technical setup here is worth monitoring, even if the near-term price action is relatively subdued.
5. Meta Platforms (META) — 14 technical buy signals
Price: $592.85 | Daily change: +2.47%
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Meta Platforms closes the list with 14 bull signals and, strikingly, only 1 bear signal — by far the most one-sided reading in today’s top five. While the raw bull count is slightly lower than the names above it, the near-total absence of bearish technical indicators gives this setup a quality that is worth highlighting separately. The stock has gained momentum through September, with several significant up-days recorded earlier in the month attributed to improved broader sentiment and news flow around the company’s artificial intelligence initiatives.
On the AI front, attention has focused on Meta’s Muse agent technology, which has attracted notable institutional interest. Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest reportedly purchased a substantial position in the stock in recent sessions while simultaneously trimming exposure to other technology names — a portfolio move that drew considerable commentary. JP Morgan has also maintained a Buy rating, adding a degree of sell-side consensus to the bullish case.
Separately, the company appears to have an event or announcement scheduled for late September that market participants are watching closely, though details in the public domain remain limited. With sentiment constructive, technicals cleanly aligned, and institutional buying visible, Meta is a name that warrants attention — though as with all names on this list, the technical signal is a starting point for analysis rather than a conclusion in itself.
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