Jim Cramer spots aggressive accumulation in Skyworks Solutions

Jim Cramer flagged what he described as a notably aggressive buyer building a position in Skyworks Solutions, the RF chipmaker that supplies components for mobile and wireless devices. The observation, posted on September 2, landed with traders who had already been keeping a close eye on the stock.

Skyworks has spent much of the past year at arm's length from Wall Street analysts, trading in the mid-$60s while the broader semiconductor space attracted most of the institutional enthusiasm. Unusual accumulation at those levels, if sustained, is the kind of signal that tends to get reexamined once a stock starts to move.

Cramer is flagging what appears to be a behavioral signal in the order flow, the sort of thing that precedes a repositioning.

Investors watching Skyworks should pay attention to whether volume patterns in the coming sessions confirm or fade the signal Cramer is pointing at, since a single aggressive buyer moving the needle only matters if the accumulation continues.