This week’s management to the stock market’s all-time highs will leave individual names in the territory that was acquired and there is a risk that they will be pulled back. The S&P 500 reached a record of 6,600.21 after solidifying expectations for a quarter-point rate drop from the Federal Reserve next week due to increased unemployment claims and a surprising drop in wholesale prices. The benchmark ended the week with a profit of 1.6%. However, certain stocks can be too fast. We searched for S&P 500 stocks that jumped over 5%, which had a relative strength index risen to over 70. Over 70 RSIs can result in excessive acquisition of assets. This suggests that they are susceptible to downdrafts. Here are the top 10 most over-acquired stocks on the street: Tesla and Micron technologies used RSIs of 75.6 and 81.2 respectively to create over-purchased lists. The electric car maker has now added to its strong performance in September with profits this week, bringing its month by around 18%. Stocks have been on fire ever since Tesla’s board proposed a pay package of nearly $1 trillion to CEO Elon Musk. As for Micron, the stock rose by about 20% this week due to its biggest weekly performance since March 2020. City raised its stock price target to $175 on Thursday, showing an 11% increase since the end of Friday. “Micron reports the results of F4Q25 on September 23 after the market closure. The company expects to far outweigh the consensus driven by higher sales and pricing for drums and NAND. However, given how quickly both stocks have grown, investors may be tempted to book profits. Paramount Skydance prepares media giants and Live Nation’s buyback bids, so other acquired names include Warner Bros. Discovery. Western Digital is the most over-acquired name on the list with an RSI of 84.2. (Learn the best 2026 strategy from within the NYSE along with Josh Brown and others on CNBC Pro Live. Tickets and info here.)
