Updated October 7, 2026
The US stocks whose technical signal is Buy or Strong Buy right now – the same signal as on each stock page – ranked by our overall score across value, quality and momentum. A buy signal means the trend points up, not that you should buy blindly. What matters most is acting at the right time: buy when the trend turns up – then sell before a stock that has lost steam costs you too much.
A buy signal here is the same technical signal you see on every stock page. We check four things: is the price above its 50-day average, above its 200-day average, is the daily MACD above zero, and is the weekly MACD above zero. Each yes counts +1, each no −1. A total of +1 or +2 is Buy, +3 or +4 is Strong Buy. The list shows the stocks with Buy or Strong Buy, sorted by our overall score across value, quality and momentum. It is a hint that the stock deserves a closer look, not a promise that the price will rise.
No. A buy signal is not a buy recommendation, nor do we offer investment advice. It says the data looks positive at the moment – but you have to weigh your own situation, your risk, plus your time horizon yourself. Use the signal as a starting point, not as a finished answer. Trading stocks carries a risk of losses.
Sell signals appear on each individual stock page, together with the trend, the score, plus the price target. The idea behind them: help you get out in time – before a stock that has turned down costs you too much.
The indicators are recalculated daily after the US market close (4:00 PM Eastern Time) and compared with the latest price. A stock can therefore switch its signal from one day to the next.
Analysis framework by Troels Højbjerg, the creator of WallStreetBuys. The signals are updated daily after the US market close. WallStreetBuys does not offer investment advice – trading stocks carries a risk of losses.