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📈 Trending stocks: who's buzzing
By The Trends Incoming team · As of 14 Oct 2026, 10:55 BST (05:55 ET). Covers the Oct 13 close and Oct 14 premarket news.
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| Ticker | Why it's buzzing | Dig in |
|---|---|---|
| $BAC Bank of America | Q3 EPS $0.85 vs $0.71 expected and revenue up 12%, despite a $1.2B Treasury penalty booked the day before. Up 2.2% premarket. Source: NewsLantern, BeInCrypto | Yahoo Finance$BAC on X |
| $MS Morgan Stanley | Also beat Q3 forecasts on Oct 14, wrapping up big-bank earnings week. Source: NewsLantern | Yahoo Finance$MS on X |
| $JNJ Johnson & Johnson | Fell 5.73% on Oct 13. It beat estimates, but a ~$5.5B charge tied to talc litigation and a second MedTech miss weighed on it. Source: Investing.com, Swingfolio | Yahoo Finance$JNJ on X |
| $C Citigroup | Fell 5.60% on Oct 13 despite a profit beat. Watchers pointed to softer investment banking and trading. Source: Swingfolio, CloseLook | Yahoo Finance$C on X |
| $AMAT Applied Materials | Fell 6.69% on Oct 13, the S&P 500's biggest loser, after its investor day gave no chip-equipment spending outlook. Source: Investing.com | Yahoo Finance$AMAT on X |
| $MU Micron | Fell 3.62% on Oct 13 amid reports that China's CXMT has a new memory chip and broader chip-sector nerves. Source: Swingfolio | Yahoo Finance$MU on X |
| $VLO Valero Energy | Rose 4.69% on Oct 13 as refiners rallied with diesel futures up about 5%. Source: Swingfolio, Quant500 | Yahoo Finance$VLO on X |
| $ORCL Oracle | Rose 4.23% on Oct 13, among the day's top S&P 500 gainers as big software names were bid. Source: Quant500, CloseLook | Yahoo Finance$ORCL on X |
Moves are reported by the linked sources and may be delayed. We list names because they're in the news, not because they're good or bad investments.