Information Technology

Information Technology sector: regime, opportunity and risk scores, industry rankings, signals, leading stocks and ETFs, and the weekly brief.

Weekly snapshot · data as of (2026-W43) · 11 sectors · 69 industries.

Information Technology at a glance

Information Technology (XLK) is in a Neutral regime with a Bull/Bear score of +33, ranked 5 of 11 on opportunity (59/100) with elevated risk. It is weakening against the S&P 500: −6.8% over 1 month and +3.0% over 3 months; 63% of its 75 stocks are above their 200-day average.

Industries

Information Technology industries by opportunity score
RankIndustrySignalOpportunity3 monthsLeaders
1Information Technology ServicesBullish93+35.8%WDAY, FTNT, ACN
2Computer Processing HardwareBullish86+12.8%ZBRA, HPE, DELL
3Packaged SoftwareBullish79+20.9%CRWD, NOW, PANW
4Data Processing ServicesBullish70+26.7%GDDY, TYL, AKAM
5Telecommunications EquipmentImproving69+1.4%AAPL, MSI, CSCO
6Computer PeripheralsWeakening53−10.6%P, NTAP, SNDK
7SemiconductorsWeakening42−8.1%SWKS, MU, MRVL
8Other Information TechnologyNeutral30−6.7%IT, VRSN, TDY
9Industrial MachineryBearish10−26.4%JBL, AMAT, LRCX

Leading stocks

  • ZBRA – Zebra Technologies Corporation (Computer Processing Hardware): Bullish, 3 months +49.5%
  • PTC – PTC Inc. (Packaged Software): Bullish, 3 months +68.3%
  • CRM – Salesforce, Inc. (Packaged Software): Bullish, 3 months +55.0%
  • HPQ – HP Inc. (Information Technology Services): Bullish, 3 months +35.8%
  • FTNT – Fortinet, Inc. (Information Technology Services): Bullish, 3 months +17.9%
  • IT – Gartner, Inc. (Internet Software/Services): Bullish, 3 months +68.9%

What drives Information Technology

AI, semiconductors, software, technology spending. Bullish indicators: Semiconductor leadership strengthens; AI and IT investment accelerates; positive earnings revisions. Bearish indicators: Semiconductor weakness; falling IT budgets; deteriorating earnings expectations.

Source: Sonsero Sectors weekly snapshot 2026-10-25 (market data from TradingView). Scores, regimes and signals are rules-based descriptions of market conditions, not investment advice.