Stocks to watch · picked from the news before the open
Stocks That Could Go Up on Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Celestica, Johnson Controls, UPS and 4 more stocks with news that could lift them today
Published 9:18 AM ET · measured from the 9:30 AM open · Results final · Stable Income Strategy
Which stocks went up on October 27, 2026?
Celestica, Johnson Controls and UPS look best placed to rise today. Celestica jumped about 15% pre-market after beating estimates and guiding to $40 billion of 2027 revenue; Johnson Controls set fiscal 2027 guidance above forecasts; UPS beat and raised its revenue outlook again. S&P 500 futures are up about 0.3% as the Fed's two-day meeting begins.
6 of 7 picks rose at least to their target from the 9:30 AM open; the best, Celestica (CLS), gained as much as 7.07% (high at 9:38 AM ET). The S&P 500 ETF rose as much as 0.50% over the same time.
- Stocks picked from the news
- 7
- Reached their target
- 6 of 7
- Best rise to the high: CLS
- +7.07%
- S&P 500 ETF over the same time (to its high)
- +0.50%
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The list at a glance
Final results (after the close).
| # | Stock | Catalyst | Target | To the high | To the close | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CLS Celestica | Earnings | +3%55% confidence | +7.07%at 9:38 AM | +4.63% | Reached |
| 2 | JCI Johnson Controls | Guidance | +1.5%58% confidence | +1.88%at 9:56 AM | +1.48% | Reached |
| 3 | UPS United Parcel Service | Earnings | +1.5%56% confidence | +4.97%at 3:58 PM | +4.48% | Reached |
| 4 | SOFI SoFi Technologies | Earnings | +3%52% confidence | +4.88%at 12:09 PM | +2.63% | Reached |
| 5 | CDNS Cadence Design Systems | Earnings | +1.5%54% confidence | +7.01%at 12:39 PM | +5.25% | Reached |
| 6 | GLW Corning | Earnings | +1.5%53% confidence | +0.29%at 9:30 AM | −1.41% | Missed |
| 7 | AVGO Broadcom | Deal | +1.5%50% confidence | +1.71%at 9:45 AM | +0.72% | Reached |
Target: the expected rise from the open to the day’s high; confidence: the chance we gave it of getting there. “To the high” and “to the close” are counted from the 9:30 AM opening price.
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Why each stock could go up
S&P 500 futures were up 0.26% and Nasdaq-100 futures up 0.40% at about 8:49 AM ET, with the VIX at 17.8 and the 10-year yield near 4.99%, as the Fed's two-day meeting begins (decision Wednesday). A firm open helps earnings gainers hold their gaps; the 10:00 AM consumer confidence report and caution before the Fed are the main risks.
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Celestica (CLS)
Information technology · +15.5% pre-market to $284.90 (Monday close $246.65)
+3% target
55% confidence
EarningsCelestica beats Q3 estimates, raises 2026 guidance and guides to $40 billion of 2027 revenue — TradingKey
Third-quarter revenue rose 83% to $5.83 billion against about $5.44 billion expected, and adjusted EPS of $3.30 beat $2.99. Celestica raised 2026 guidance to $21.0 billion revenue and $11.55 EPS and gave a first 2027 outlook of $40.0 billion revenue (+90%) and $21.50 EPS, a step-change that can keep AI-hardware buyers coming after the open. The stock had fallen 5.1% on Monday, so part of the gap recovers lost ground.
Risk: Up about 15% before the open, the stock can give back part of the gap in the first hour even on strong news.
From $264.31 at 9:30 AM:high +7.07% at 9:38 AMclose +4.63%day +12.12% Reached +3% - 2
Johnson Controls (JCI)
Industrials · About +2% pre-market (Monday close $147.50)
+1.5% target
58% confidence
GuidanceJohnson Controls reports Q4 FY26 results and initiates FY27 guidance of $6.15–$6.30 adjusted EPS — Johnson Controls (SEC filing)
Fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted EPS of $1.66 beat about $1.58 expected on sales up 10% to $7.1 billion (12% organic). Orders rose 44% organically and backlog reached $23.0 billion (+43%), and the first fiscal 2027 guide of $6.15–$6.30 EPS with 11–12% organic growth sits above consensus, which supports a steady climb rather than a fade.
Risk: A modest 2% gap leaves room to rise, but a weak market after the 10:00 AM data could cap the move.
From $153.61 at 9:30 AM:high +1.88% at 9:56 AMclose +1.48%day +5.68% Reached +1.5% - 3
United Parcel Service (UPS)
Industrials · +1.6% pre-market
+1.5% target
56% confidence
EarningsUPS beats quarterly expectations, raises full-year guidance again — CNBC
UPS beat third-quarter expectations and lifted its full-year revenue outlook to about $92.6 billion from $91.2 billion, its second raise in a row. A beat-and-raise from a heavily owned industrial with a small 1.6% gap tends to draw buying through the morning.
Risk: Investors may question the durability of volumes and margins on the call, which could stall the stock near the open.
From $101.54 at 9:30 AM:high +4.97% at 3:58 PMclose +4.48%day +5.75% Reached +1.5% - 4
SoFi Technologies (SOFI)
Financials · About +12% pre-market to $16.14 (Monday close $14.46)
+3% target
52% confidence
EarningsSoFi beats Q3 estimates, raises 2026 guidance to $5.04 billion and gives 2027 outlook above forecasts — SoFi Technologies (SEC filing)
Adjusted net revenue rose 44% to $1.4 billion against $1.25 billion expected, and adjusted EPS of $0.18 beat $0.16. SoFi raised 2026 adjusted net revenue guidance to $5.04 billion and set 2027 targets of about $6.4 billion revenue and $0.90 EPS, both above analyst models, and the stock's heavy retail volume can extend the move.
Risk: The pre-market gain comes from a single report and stocks up 10%+ before the open often fade part of it.
From $15.98 at 9:30 AM:high +4.88% at 12:09 PMclose +2.63%day +13.42% Reached +3% - 5
Cadence Design Systems (CDNS)
Information technology · +2.6% after hours to $330.55
+1.5% target
54% confidence
EarningsCadence tops Q3 estimates, lifts 2026 outlook and adds $2.5 billion buyback — Investing.com
Adjusted EPS of $2.11 beat $2.04 and revenue of $1.63 billion (+22%) beat $1.61 billion. Cadence raised 2026 EPS guidance to $8.37–$8.43 against $8.15 consensus, reported a record $8.2 billion backlog and added $2.5 billion of buybacks, while the stock sat about 21% below its 52-week high.
Risk: The after-hours gain is small and could fade if chip-design stocks lose the AI bid seen on Monday.
From $325.96 at 9:30 AM:high +7.01% at 12:39 PMclose +5.25%day +6.49% Reached +1.5% - 6
Corning (GLW)
Information technology · Nearly +3% pre-market
+1.5% target
53% confidence
EarningsCorning beats Q3 estimates with 91 cents EPS on $5.08 billion revenue — CNBC
Corning earned 91 cents a share excluding items on $5.08 billion of revenue, against 88 cents and $5.02 billion expected. Its optical-fiber business sells into AI data centers, a theme lifted this week by Anthropic's IPO filing.
Risk: The beat is modest, so the stock may drift once the opening buying is done.
From $128.11 at 9:30 AM:high +0.29% at 9:30 AMclose −1.41%day −1.13% Missed +1.5% - 7
Broadcom (AVGO)
Information technology · +1.4% pre-market (5:30 AM ET)
+1.5% target
50% confidence
DealBank of America, Blackstone, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley line up about $63 billion of financing for Broadcom hardware for Anthropic — Stocktwits
A bank and Blackstone consortium is arranging roughly $60 billion or more of debt to fund Broadcom-built chips leased to Anthropic, adding visibility to Broadcom's AI revenue a day after Anthropic's IPO filing lifted AI stocks. Nasdaq-100 futures leading at +0.4% favor large AI chip names into the open.
Risk: Reports differ on whether the financing is final, and a pullback in megacap tech before Wednesday's Fed decision and Alphabet and Microsoft results could stall the stock.
From $339.87 at 9:30 AM:high +1.71% at 9:45 AMclose +0.72%day +4.00% Reached +1.5%
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Questions
What stocks will go up today?
On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, the stocks with the strongest news are Celestica (up about 15% pre-market after guiding to $40 billion of 2027 revenue), Johnson Controls (fiscal 2027 guidance above forecasts), UPS (beat and raised its revenue outlook), SoFi, Cadence Design, Corning and Broadcom. We estimate a 50–58% chance that each reaches its target above the 9:30 AM open; the biggest gappers carry the most fade risk.
Which stocks are moving on earnings today?
Before the bell on October 27, 2026, Celestica rose about 15% and SoFi about 12% after beating estimates and raising guidance, Corning rose nearly 3%, Johnson Controls about 2% and UPS 1.6%. Cadence Design gained 2.6% after hours on Monday after a beat and a higher 2026 outlook. PayPal slipped about 1% on a revenue miss and Hilton fell about 4% on a fourth-quarter warning.
Why is Celestica stock up today?
Celestica rose about 15.5% to $284.90 in early pre-market trading on October 27, 2026, after third-quarter revenue grew 83% to $5.83 billion and adjusted EPS of $3.30 beat the $2.99 estimate. It raised 2026 guidance to $21.0 billion of revenue and gave its first 2027 outlook: $40.0 billion of revenue, up 90%, and $21.50 of adjusted EPS, driven by AI data-center demand.
Why is SoFi stock up today?
SoFi rose about 12% before the open on October 27, 2026, to around $16.14 from Monday's $14.46 close. Third-quarter adjusted net revenue grew 44% to $1.4 billion against $1.25 billion expected, adjusted EPS was $0.18 against $0.16, and the company raised 2026 revenue guidance to $5.04 billion and set 2027 targets of about $6.4 billion of revenue and $0.90 of EPS.
What are stock futures doing this morning?
At about 8:49 AM ET on October 27, 2026, S&P 500 futures were up 0.26% at 7,734.50, Nasdaq-100 futures up 0.40% and Dow futures up 0.07%. The VIX was 17.8 and the 10-year Treasury yield about 4.99%. The Fed's two-day meeting starts today with the rate decision on Wednesday, and Alphabet and Microsoft report Wednesday.
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Sources
- Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq drift higher as tech bounces back — Yahoo Finance
- Nasdaq, S&P 500 Futures Gain Premarket While Oil Rebounds: CLS, NVDA, SK Hynix, CRWV, SOFI In Focus — Stocktwits
- Celestica Stock Forecast: CLS Eyes C$380 as a $40 Billion 2027 Outlook Sparks a Premarket Rebound — TradingKey
- Johnson Controls Reports Q4 and FY26 Results; Initiates FY27 Guidance — Johnson Controls (SEC filing)
- Why is Cadence Design Systems stock surging today? — Investing.com
- Coke raised, SoFi soared, Boeing shrugged: six prints before the bell — Substack
- Today's Premarket Stock Movers — StockAnalysis
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How the stocks are picked and scored
- Every trading day at 9:00 AM ET, before the 9:30 AM open, we read last night’s and the morning’s company news — earnings and guidance, analyst upgrades, deals and contracts, product and regulatory news, index changes — and pick the 6–10 liquid US stocks most likely to rise that day.
- Each pick gets a target (the expected rise from the open to the day’s high) and a confidence (the chance of getting there), and we weigh the size of the surprise, the pre-market move and the market’s mood. Stocks under $5, thinly traded ones, and targets of cash takeovers are left out.
- Each list is measured from the moment it could be acted on: the 9:30 AM opening price, or the minute it went public if that was later. “To the high” is the rise from there to the session’s highest price; “to the close”, to the closing price. A pick reaches its target when its rise to the high is at least the target.
- The S&P 500 ETF (SPY) over the same minutes is shown as the bar to beat. Results are live while the market trades and final after the close; every past list stays online with its results.
Not investment advice
These are forecasts made from public news and prices, published for education and to keep an honest record of how such calls turn out. They are not recommendations to buy or sell anything, and a call that worked before can fail the next day. Decide with your own judgment, or with a licensed adviser.