The stock screener for January 14 2026 highlights strong bullish technical setups, with several tickers showing golden cross formations and sustained multi day uptrends.
In the bullish golden (50–200 SMA) crossover list, $FLNT led with a 16.3% gain to 3.07 on 38.68K volume, up 7.0%. $TPH followed with a 12.4% increase to 35.61 and a 54% volume surge, while $MCHP rose 9.4% to 73.39 and $UYM added 8.3% to 28.04. $ALSN gained 7.5% to 105.34 on 647.45K volume, and $NTIC advanced 6.4% to 9.21. $RUSHA, $CVR, $CVU, and $AMJB all posted modest gains between 2% and 5%, signaling emerging bullish strength across diverse sectors.
Among stocks in overall uptrend for more than 14 days, $ANPA remained the standout with a 313.6% increase to 93.02 on 509.2K volume, up an impressive 4406.2%. $APLX followed with a 137.3% surge to 116.63, and $KTUP climbed 122.2% to 53.99. $BEG and $ONDL posted 118.9% and 111.7% gains, while $RGC advanced 108.5% to 44.11. $NVTK, $ASTX, $SKYT, and $SNDK saw steady increases between 55% and 88%, confirming persistent upward momentum.
Overall, the January 14 screener reflects strong bullish sentiment, led by $FLNT and $TPH on technical crossovers and $ANPA and $APLX in sustained uptrends with explosive volume growth.
The top earnings lineup for January 14 2026 features a strong mix of major financials and consumer companies reporting pre market and after hours.
Pre market highlights include $BAC with a $403B market cap and consensus EPS of $0.95, $WFC at $298B with $1.66 EPS, $C at $210B with $1.65 EPS, $UCB at $3B with $0.73 EPS, and $HOVR at $70M expecting $-0.08 EPS.
After hours reports are led by $HOMB at $5B with a $0.60 EPS, $FUL at $3B with $1.24 EPS, $CODI at $398M with $0.64 EPS, $CVGW at $395M with consensus EPS tracked, and $RFIL at $71M with a $0.06 EPS.
Key economic events to watch include Core PPI m/m, Core Retail Sales m/m, Retail Sales m/m, and PPI m/m — all scheduled for 07:30, which could drive early market volatility.
Overall, the January 14 earnings calendar is dominated by $BAC, $WFC, and $C leading pre market reports, with industrial and consumer names like $FUL and $CVGW in focus after hours, alongside key inflation and retail data releases.
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The options flow screener for January 13 2026 highlights symbols showing high divergence on the 30-minute timeframe over the last day, signaling significant discrepancies between price action and premium flow.
Notable tickers include $AG, $AMAT, $AMD, $ANET, $APP, $ASML, $ASTS, $BIDU, $BMNR, and $C — all showing elevated levels of divergence that may indicate hidden strength or weakness in their underlying options activity.
The trend chart for $AMAT shows strong divergence as price stability contrasts sharply with fluctuating options premium flow, suggesting institutions might be repositioning ahead of a potential breakout or correction.
Overall, the January 13 screener reflects growing intraday imbalances across semiconductors, tech, and financial names, with $AMAT and $ASML standing out for their pronounced divergence patterns.
The options flow for January 13 2026 shows heavy concentration in $TSLA and $ACN, alongside notable sweeps in metals and tech tickers such as $GLD, $PLTR, and $NVDA.
$TSLA dominated with multiple high value sweeps, including a $149M put sell at the $520 strike expiring December 15 2028 and a $97M put sell at $450 expiring January 21 2028, followed by a $47M call sell at $80 expiring January 16 2026, indicating a mix of long term positioning and short term profit taking.
$ACN showed consistent call buy sweeps across the $240 strike expiring January 16 2026, totaling over $50M in premiums, highlighting strong bullish sentiment in the near term.
$GLD recorded an $11M put buy sweep at the $410 strike expiring March 20 2026, suggesting renewed downside hedging in metals. $PLTR followed with a $9.7M call buy split at $35 expiring February 20 2026, maintaining bullish flow.
Additional key trades included $MXEF with a $9.2M call buy sweep at $45, $LEN with a $7.2M call sell sweep at $115, $NVDA with multiple $6.8M–$6.7M call sell sweeps at $49 expiring January 16 2026, and $TSM with a $6.3M put sell split at $330 expiring February 13 2026.
