1.U.S. financials will be in the spotlight this week as Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC) report quarterly results at the end of the week (January 13). Take profits ahead of results.2.Barracuda (CUDA) and globalpayments (GPN) report on Monday. Both stocks are on a downtrend, peaking in October but trying to rebound.3.In the resource sector, pay attention to Chesapeake Energy (CHK). The stock “double topped” between September 2016 and December. If natural gas prices fall, the stock could consolidate back to $5.50 - $6.00. CHK closed at $7.01.4.Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF) peaked at above $10.90. The stock will meet its moving averages at above $8. A breakdown below that suggests a downside to $6.00. All that matters is iron ore prices holding.5.CES 2017 came and went, giving BlackBerry (BBRY) a paltry 3% stock gain. IoT and autonomous driving on BBRY’s QNX is the company’s future, but immediate revenue growth depends on BBRY Android DTEK50, DTEK60, and DTEK70. Come on, TCL, push and promote device sales in North America AND China.6.MicroVision (MVIS) was analyzed as a stock to avoid. MVIS, in fact, bounced HIGHER from a $1.00 / share low to $1.30 per share. The stock MUST break $1.40 - $1.60 for traders to believe the stock rebound will hold. MVIS has a $95M market cap, so note the falling trading volume from late-December to January 2017.7. Join the Value stocks group.8. Post your move for the week below. You must be signed in (free) to comment.