Our proprietary technical indicator scanner runs daily across the full S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 universes, weighing a broad range of momentum, trend, and volume signals to surface the stocks showing the strongest technical setups. On 28 September 2026, five names stood out above the rest, combining high bull-signal counts with relatively low bear-signal readings. Here is what the data — and the latest news — tell us about each one.
1. Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) – 16 technical buy signals
Price: $71.67 (+6.32% on the day)
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Skyworks Solutions tops today’s scanner with 16 bull signals against just 6 bear signals, the strongest net reading in today’s entire scan. The stock has had a remarkable September, gaining roughly a third of its value in a single month and printing successive 52-week highs — a pattern that tends to attract further momentum-driven buying interest.
The primary catalyst is the pending merger with fellow radio-frequency chipmaker Qorvo, which management has indicated is now in its final stages. The combined entity would create a formidable player in the RF semiconductor space, and investors appear to be pricing in increasing confidence that the deal closes on schedule. The 52-week high reached earlier this month, above $92, illustrates just how far sentiment has shifted in a short period.
One note of caution: broader macro headwinds emerged late in the week when the 10-year Treasury yield climbed back above 5.1% following stronger-than-expected business activity data, putting some pressure on growth and technology names. SWKS pulled back from its highs as a result, which may partly explain why today’s price of $71.67 sits below that September peak. Investors should be mindful of rate sensitivity in the semiconductor sector.
2. Charter Communications (CHTR) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $158.97 (+8.74% on the day)
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Charter Communications delivers 15 bull signals and 7 bear signals, good for a share of second place on today’s leaderboard. The +8.74% single-day move is particularly eye-catching and warrants context: the stock had suffered an extended losing streak through much of late September, shedding approximately 20% over eight consecutive down sessions and wiping billions from its market capitalisation. Today’s sharp bounce could reflect a technically oversold condition reasserting itself.
On the fundamental side, Charter’s chief financial officer has been publicly emphasising a disciplined approach to potential cable-sector acquisitions, signalling that the company is evaluating deals without abandoning financial prudence. The firm also recently declared its routine preferred dividend, a small but steady reminder of its commitment to returning value to preferred shareholders.
Despite the bounce, the broader picture for Charter remains mixed. The stock attracted a cautious research rating in mid-September, and subscriber trends in the broadband segment continue to face competitive pressure. Today’s technical setup is noteworthy, but investors would be wise to cross-reference the signal with Charter’s upcoming operational disclosures before drawing firm conclusions about the sustainability of this move.
3. Dell Technologies (DELL) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $492.20 (+15.81% on the day)
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Dell Technologies shares are up nearly 16% in a single session, making it the biggest mover by price change among today’s top five. The stock also records 15 bull signals against a low bear count of just 5, placing it alongside Charter on the leaderboard but with a notably cleaner technical picture. A move of this magnitude typically reflects a significant news catalyst, and in Dell’s case the AI infrastructure buildout story appears to be re-accelerating.
Earlier in September, Dell raised $5 billion through an investment-grade bond offering tied in part to funding AI-related infrastructure demands. While questions surfaced during the week about reported delays at a major cloud partner’s data centre programme, the stock appears to have shaken off that concern and recovered sharply. The AI server and storage segment has been a key growth driver for Dell, and any evidence that enterprise spending in this area is holding up tends to be received positively by the market.
It is worth noting that at least one major research house flagged Dell as overvalued earlier in September, a reminder that strong technical signals do not always align with valuation-based analysis. Members should weigh today’s momentum carefully against their own assessment of where the stock stands relative to earnings expectations and sector peers.
4. Procter & Gamble (PG) – 15 technical buy signals
Price: $147.64 (+0.98% on the day)
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Procter & Gamble rounds out the three-way tie for second place, also recording 15 bull signals, but with the most favourable bear-signal reading of the trio at just 4. The daily price gain is a modest +0.98%, which is entirely consistent with P&G’s character as a large-cap defensive name — it tends not to lurch dramatically in either direction, and that relative stability is part of its appeal to certain investor profiles.
The technical case for P&G has been building quietly. Recent analyst commentary has reaffirmed upside potential, and the stock has been trading close to recent highs after the consumer goods group reported solid earnings and maintained its long-standing record of dividend reliability. In an environment where longer-dated Treasury yields are pushing higher, dividend-paying defensives can face headwinds, but P&G’s combination of brand pricing power and consistent cash generation gives it a degree of resilience.
With only four bear signals in today’s scan, P&G’s technical picture is arguably one of the cleanest on this list, even if the absolute momentum is less dramatic than some of the other names. For investors seeking a lower-volatility setup with a strong technical foundation, P&G is worth examining more closely through the full indicator breakdown linked above.
5. Meta Platforms (META) – 14 technical buy signals
Price: $592.85 (+2.47% on the day)
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Meta Platforms closes out today’s top five with 14 bull signals and, strikingly, just 1 bear signal — by far the lowest bear reading of any stock on today’s list. That near-unanimous technical consensus in favour of the bulls is an unusual and noteworthy data point in its own right. The stock gained 2.47% on the session and recently touched a fresh 52-week high, underlining the strength of the underlying trend.
The driving narrative for Meta continues to be artificial intelligence. Analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald have argued that the company could be a significant beneficiary of what they describe as the next S-curve in AI development, centred on personal AI agents. Meta’s advertising scale and its continued investment in AI infrastructure are seen as structural advantages that could translate into durable revenue growth, and the market appears to be giving management considerable credit for its execution so far.
Minor platform outages have surfaced in recent weeks, but these appear to have had negligible financial or stock-price impact, a testament to the breadth and resilience of Meta’s advertising ecosystem. With a bull-to-bear signal ratio of 14:1, today’s scanner reading for Meta is one of the most technically constructive setups we have seen in this space in some time, though members are of course encouraged to conduct their own due diligence before acting.
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