The top earnings lineup for January 8 2026 features a mix of industrial, consumer goods, and specialty manufacturing companies reporting pre market and after hours.
Pre market reports include $RPM with a $13B market cap and a consensus EPS of $1.42, $SNX at $12B with $3.49 EPS, $AYI at $11B with $4.17 EPS, $CMC at $8B with $1.55 EPS, $NEOG at $1B with $0.05 EPS, and $LNN at $1B with $1.46 EPS.
After hours reports feature $WDFC with a $2B market cap and a consensus EPS of $1.36, $SMPL at $1B with $0.33 EPS, $GBX at $1B with $0.84 EPS, and $TLRY also at $1B expecting $-0.14 EPS.
The key economic event for the day is the Unemployment Claims report scheduled for 07:30, which may influence early market movement and volatility.
Overall, the January 8 earnings calendar highlights steady corporate updates led by $RPM, $AYI, and $SNX before the open, with $WDFC and $TLRY drawing attention after hours.
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The options flow screener for January 7 2026 highlights symbols showing strong divergence on the 30-minute timeframe within the past day, indicating high levels of imbalance between bullish and bearish premium activity.
Key tickers with notable divergence include $AQG, $AMAT, $ASML, $BMNR, $COST, $CRWD, $CRWV, $CVX, $DELL, and $DIA. These symbols registered strong deviation in premium flow patterns, signaling potential short-term reversals or continuation setups.
The trend chart for $AQG shows significant divergence between bullish and bearish flows, with heavy call premium pressure despite uneven price movement. This pattern suggests a possible accumulation phase or momentum shift heading into the next trading session.
Overall, the January 7 screener highlights increased option flow divergence across technology, energy, and index sectors, with $AQG and $CRWD among the names showing pronounced intraday dislocation between price and premium activity.
The options flow for January 7 2026 shows heavy institutional trading across large-cap tech names, led by strong sweeps in $TSLA, $MSFT, and $PLTR, with notable volume also appearing in $SLV, $META, and $NVDA.
$TSLA dominated the list with multiple high-value put and call sweeps, including a $168M put buy at the $540 strike expiring January 16 2026 and a $33M put buy at $495 expiring January 9 2026, showing mixed sentiment but strong activity. $MSFT followed with a $48M put sell and a $37M put buy around the $510–$515 strikes, maintaining steady flow ahead of major expiration dates.
$PLTR saw two significant sweeps at $37 and $35 strikes worth $23M each, split between call sell and call buy sides, indicating balanced institutional positioning in longer-dated contracts. $MSTR recorded a $19M call split and a $15M call buy sweep at $157.50 expiring January 9, continuing strong momentum from previous sessions.
$SLV posted multiple mixed flows, including call and put sweeps around the $60 strike, confirming active participation in precious metals options. $META also registered notable trades with a $9.8M call sell and a $9.7M call buy near the $630 and $610 strikes.
Overall, the January 7 flow shows broad, high-value trading dominated by $TSLA and $MSFT, with consistent activity in $PLTR, $MSTR, and $META, signaling heavy institutional positioning across tech and commodities ahead of mid-January expirations.
The top earnings lineup for January 7 2026 showcases a mix of consumer, industrial, and financial names reporting both pre market and after hours.
After hours reports include $STZ with a market cap of $24B and a consensus EPS of $2.65, $JEF at $13B with $0.83 EPS, $APLD at $8B expecting $-0.10 EPS, $PSMT at $3B with expected results, and $AZZ at $3B with $1.43 EPS.
Pre market highlights feature $ACI with a $9B market cap and $0.63 EPS, $MSM at $4B with $0.95 EPS, $CALM at $3B with $2.05 EPS, $UNF at $3B with $1.03 EPS, and $APOG at $799M also with $1.03 EPS.
Key economic events to watch include ADP Non-Farm Employment Change at 07:15, ISM Services PMI and JOLTS Job Openings at 09:00, Factory Orders and Crude Oil Inventories at 09:30, and remarks from FOMC Member Bowman scheduled for 12:10.
Overall, the January 7 earnings calendar features a balanced mix of sectors, with $STZ and $JEF leading the after hours focus and $ACI and $CALM driving pre market attention alongside key labor and manufacturing data releases.
