Stock Movers Netflix Disappoints, Charles Schwab Surges, United Airlines Rises
Jan 21, 2026
Alexandra Seminova, a Bloomberg News equities reporter, dives into the latest market trends and corporate earnings. Netflix faces a rough road ahead with a disappointing earnings forecast as it ramps up programming. In contrast, Charles Schwab has seen a surge in trading volumes as investors capitalize on market momentum. United Airlines surprises by beating estimates and anticipates a booming 2026 thanks to high-spending travelers. Tune in for an engaging discussion on the dynamic forces shaping the market!
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Traders Call The Rally A 'Taco Trade'
- Market participants described the recent rally as a 'taco trade' and treated dips as buying opportunities.
- Bob Michele at J.P. Morgan said the prior sell-off sent a message to the administration to restore calm in fixed income markets.
Netflix Faces Short-Term Earnings Pressure
- Netflix's forecast disappointed investors due to higher programming spend and the Warner Bros. Discovery deal.
- Management will pause buybacks and raise cash to fund the all-cash acquisition, signaling short-term earnings pressure.
Retail Trading Propels Schwab Volume
- Charles Schwab saw a 31% jump in average daily trading volume driven by retail investors.
- The volume boost offset weaker revenue and highlighted retail influence on market dynamics.