Across the 200 large-cap US stocks and ETFs tracked in our technical coverage, 142 instruments finished lower while 58 ended higher during the week from September 7, 2026 to September 13, 2026. The equal-weighted average return across this entire universe was -1.22%. By the end of the period, the aggregate composite indicator distribution registered 76 instruments in bullish status, 44 in neutral bands, and 80 in bearish territory. In addition to the negative breadth ratio of more than two declining instruments for every advancing one, the week was characterized by widespread indicator movement, with 173 individual tickers changing their composite signal band at some point over the five trading sessions.
Several technology-focused equities stood out by posting positive weekly returns alongside upward shifts in their composite readings. Cloudflare, Inc. (NET) led the positive price movers among the highlighted group, rising +10.22% across the period. That price advance coincided with a +14.0 point increase in its composite score, which brought the reading to +10.3/100, moving NET into the Bullish band following a signal band reclassification. Marvell Technology, Inc. (MRVL) also gained ground, posting a +4.01% price increase and a +22.0 point upward shift in its composite metric to finish at +15.1/100. This score placed MRVL in the Strong Bullish category after its band transition. Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) advanced +2.52% on the week, accompanied by a +39.7 point improvement in its composite rating to end at +9.2/100, which shifted the ticker into the Bullish band.
In other cases, positive price movement was not accompanied by an entry into a bullish band. Meta Platforms, Inc. (META) gained +5.16% in price over the weekly span and generated a +21.5 point increase in its composite metric over the period. However, despite the price gain and upward indicator delta, META finished the week with a composite reading of -9.1/100, keeping it in the Bearish band after a band shift occurred during the period. The divergence between META's positive +5.16% return and its negative -9.1/100 composite level illustrates how prior indicator positioning can leave an advancing stock inside a bearish classification.
The most severe pullbacks among the covered names occurred in the communications infrastructure and consumer services areas. Vertiv Holdings Co (VRT) registered the steepest decline among the individual stocks reviewed, falling -9.80% on the week. Its composite score dropped by -9.1 points to settle at -11.6/100, placing VRT in the Bearish band following a band change. Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG) also posted a sharp decline, losing -9.22% in price over the week. Despite that weekly loss, BKNG showed a +14.6 point increase in its composite score over the period, ending at -7.6/100 and remaining in the Bearish band after changing its signal band during the week.
Moderate price drops in other sectors produced some of the largest point adjustments in composite readings across the universe. Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. (MRSH) fell -3.47% on the week and experienced a -51.0 point contraction in its composite score. Even after this downward adjustment, MRSH closed at +15.6/100, maintaining a Strong Bullish rating after crossing band boundaries during the period. NextEra Energy, Inc. (NEE) declined -1.21%, matching the broader universe average move of -1.22% closely. NEE recorded a -66.7 point indicator drop over the period, which reduced its composite score to -13.8/100 and moved the stock into the Strong Bearish classification following a band transition.
The high volume of indicator transitions across the universe was reflected in the 173 tickers that changed signal bands between September 7, 2026 and September 13, 2026. The breadth of these changes was evident across both rising and falling assets, with score adjustments demonstrating wide variance. Downward revisions were particularly sharp in NEE, with its -66.7 point decline, and MRSH, with its -51.0 point drop, alongside the -9.1 point drop in VRT. Conversely, substantial positive score revisions appeared in CSCO (+39.7 points), MRVL (+22.0 points), META (+21.5 points), BKNG (+14.6 points), and NET (+14.0 points), demonstrating that composite scores adjusted significantly in both directions regardless of the overall market average of -1.22%.
The resulting composite signal distribution across all 200 large-cap US stocks and ETFs settled at 76 bullish, 44 neutral, and 80 bearish classifications, reflecting a minor bearish tilt across the full dataset. The weekly price performance spread spanned from a high of +10.22% for NET to a low of -9.80% for VRT, with 142 declining components outweighing the 58 advancing ones. Every one of the covered tickers—NEE, MRSH, NET, BKNG, CSCO, VRT, META, and MRVL—underwent a signal band reclassification during the five-day period, underscoring the dynamic indicator turnover across different industry groups and score tiers.
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Weekly move is measured from the week's opening price to its closing price.