The earnings calendar for May 14, 2026, features a diverse lineup across technology, banking, and industrials. $AMAT leads after hours with a $342B market cap and a $2.68 EPS estimate, giving key insight into semiconductor strength. $BN reports pre‑market at a $102B valuation with a $0.64 EPS forecast, adding weight from the financial and asset management side.
$VIK ($35B, -$0.12 EPS) and $BAP ($30B, $7.06 EPS) highlight the consumer and banking sectors, while $NVMI ($15B, $2.04 EPS) and $FPS ($13B, $0.16 EPS) show semiconductor and energy technology participation.
$LGN ($10B, $0.19 EPS) and $KLAR ($9B, -$0.18 EPS) extend the list of pre‑market reporters, giving exposure to logistics and fintech. Rounding out after hours, $FIG ($10B, -$0.17 EPS) adds a fresh look at design software earnings, and $LUNR ($6B, -$0.07 EPS) offers an early snapshot of the aerospace sector.
Traders will also watch economic data at 07:30 — Core Retail Sales, Retail Sales, and Unemployment Claims — a trio likely to set the tone for market direction.
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The stock screener for May 13, 2026, highlighted continued strength in both new bullish crossovers and sustained uptrends across several sectors.
Fresh 50‑200 SMA golden crossovers were led by $SMCL and $ALLR, gaining 36.8 percent and 34.4 percent respectively, with $ALLR also showing a 177.9 percent jump in volume. $TECL and $ACHV followed with gains above 25 percent alongside strong volume expansion, signaling fresh momentum entries.
Among longer‑term trend leaders, $GOVZ topped the multi‑week list with a 292.5 percent rise over 14 days, while $LINT and $INTW gained 245.6 percent and 242.1 percent respectively. $POEL, $MRAM, and $MXL also maintained steady momentum backed by elevated volume and consistent price strength.
Overall tone: the screener shows broad technical confirmation of ongoing bullish trends, with both fresh breakouts and extended uptrends contributing to a strong mid‑May momentum profile.
The May 13, 2026, Options Flow Screener showed a sharp rise in the put/call premium ratio across several large‑cap names, pointing to growing defensive positioning after three consecutive days of increase.
$KKR led the list with a 20,371 percent surge in premium ratio, signaling heavy put‑side demand and a strong swing in sentiment. $QXO and $CDE followed with jumps of 7,724 percent and 6,056 percent respectively, while $ADBE and $TMDX recorded multi‑thousand‑percent spikes, reflecting a broad uptick in downside hedging across sectors.
Financials like $COF and $MS also saw notable rises, up 3,744 percent and 736 percent, suggesting put buying extended into the banking space.
The chart of $KKR highlighted rising volume and steady accumulation of bearish flow — consistent with increased hedging in an otherwise stable price range. Overall tone: strong defensive rotation and heightened risk management into mid‑May.
The options flow for May 13, 2026, showed heavy activity concentrated in semiconductor names, led by $MU with repeated large put and call orders stretching into early 2027. Multiple $MU contracts traded between $850 and $1,000 strikes, with total premiums ranging from $14M to $50M, indicating balanced positioning between hedges and speculative buying.
$FTAI and $TGT added variety with sizable near‑term call sweeps of $21M and $17M, while $AMD continued to see active call selling and buying around $260 strikes, extending a pattern of high‑beta rotation in tech.
$SNDK’s $1,600 put split at $12M premium rounded out the session, hinting at downside protection in high‑valuation names.
Overall tone: large, two‑sided flow focused on semiconductors and select cyclicals, with traders managing exposure while maintaining aggressive size into late‑week volatility.
