On January 14, 2026, the US stock market experienced a decline. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 0.85%, the S&P 500 dropped by 0.72%, and the Nasdaq Composite decreased by 0.65%.

In the sector performance, silver ETFs saw significant gains with iShares Silver Trust rising 7.58% and ProShares Ultra Silver surging 15.77%. The space sector also performed well, with Rocket Lab USA, Inc. up 6.03% and Sidus Space Inc. soaring 21.22%. Conversely, the banking sector faced declines, with Citigroup falling 3.34% and Wells Fargo dropping 4.61%.

Amazon.com fell by 2.43% after Goldman Sachs reiterated a buy rating and raised its price target from $290 to $300 per share, reflecting positive market sentiment towards the tech giant.

Tesla Motors declined by 1.80% as UBS maintained its sell rating while raising the price target from $247.00 to $307.00 per share, indicating a mixed outlook.

Wal-Mart saw a slight decrease of 0.27% after RBC Capital maintained its outperform rating and raised the price target from $123.00 to $126.00 per share, reflecting a positive outlook on the stock's performance.

Netflix dropped by 1.98% amid news of its strategic bid adjustment in the Warner Bros. Discovery takeover battle, aiming to outbid Paramount's all-cash $30 per share offer.

Alibaba rose by 1.73% following the announcement that its Qianwen app reached over 100 million monthly active users within two months of launch, with a major update event scheduled for January 15.

Micron Technology fell by 1.40% despite Cantor Fitzgerald raising its price target from $350.00 to $450.00 per share and maintaining an overweight rating, reflecting a positive outlook on the company's stock performance.

Trip.com Group Limited plummeted by 17.05% after the State Administration for Market Regulation launched an investigation into the company for alleged abuse of market dominance, causing significant market concern.

Intel surged by 3.05%, driven by investor optimism and strong political backing from former President Donald Trump, as well as new processor releases and potential deals with major customers like Apple.