1.Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) topped the most active list on the Nasdaq at 70M shares, falling, as predicted, by 7.2%. AMD fell for multiple reasons: 1) Fear of Trump taking office2) – AMD’s silence (no product release dates, prices, benchmarks), 3) "Sell on news" on CES hype dying down and 4) stop-losses getting triggered at $10.00 a share. AMD looks at or close to an entry point.Vega is vaporware for now:2.Apple (AAPL) continued its march higher. Its quarterly report – good or bad – is a turning point thanks to iPhone 7 and 8.The imaginary iPhone 8:3.Qualcomm (QCOM) tumbled after the FTC complained the company practiced anti-competitive practices and monopolized its processor. Chances are low the FTC’s charges will hold if history is any guide.4.AMD isn’t the only GPU supplier down: Nvidia (NVDA) is etching closer to this group’s PT of $100/share.5.Bombardier is headed towards CAD $3.00. The plane manufacturer was on the action list a few weeks ago at ~$2.00.6.Microvision (MVIS) is holding its upward trading range but must break above $1.40/share before bulls hold the upper hand.7.Glu Mobile (GLUU) is on the mend. The stock could rally ahead of quarterly results.8.Arena Pharma (ARNA) is a stock to avoid. Same for Amicus (FOLD) and Novavax (NVAX)9.Post your stock moves in the comments below. Sign in or sign up with your StockTwits/Facebook credentials!