Markets are closed for MLK day on Monday, January 16. That gives Value Stocks seekers an extra day for researching stock ideas. 1.Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will report quarterly results in the coming week. The stock traded higher in advance of Ryzen’s release, but fundamentals depend on Polaris sales. Chances are good the RX480 competed effectively against Nvidia’s GTX 1060. Read the AMD Earnings Preview Here.2.Apple (AAPL) is not getting much love for its iPhone 7. Chatter about….no headphone wires and no headphone jack NOT being “courageous. That gives BlackBerry’s TCL some hope of selling even 1 / 90th that of iPhone 7 sales…or 1 million units for the DTEK50, DTEK60, and DTEK70 combined. DTEK70, codenamed “Mercury,” has the best chances, according to this tickertags mentions chart.BlackBerry Keyboard: magical, below:3.Facebook (FB) closed in towards the $130/share target price. The stock has high multiples, but users cannot get off. Shove video ads and add obtrusive ads and users just keep coming back. FB is a money making machine.4.Micron Technology (MU) failed to break above $23. DRAM and NAND demand is up, but markets worry about excess supply.5.Zynga’s Clash of Titans is an excellent game, yet the stock does not reflect the successful development. Give it time. The players will come.6.Endo International (ENDP) is out of favor. Same for Teva Pharma and Mylan (MYL). When Trump calls high drug prices “murder,” investors sell. Price hikes are only one aspect of the Medicare problem. This sector is too cheap to pass up.7.Despite the silly Yahoo name “Altaba,” – this isn’t even an Onion post – the stock is not falling. Investors expect the VZ/YHOO deal to go through.8.Financials held up. Bank of America (BAC) is on its way towards $25 - $30. Wells Fargo (WFC) is still losing customers, so its path towards $60 a share is questionable.9.I called retail wrong: JCPenny (JCP) fell to yearly lows. Is a rebound ever possible when it is shutting down more stores?10.Join the Value Stocks group and get a daily list of the most popular journal entries here. Sign in (top right) or sign-up (simply use your StockTwits, LinkedIn, or Facebook credentials to quickly log in).