After a 3-day weekend, the market hits back with a big earnings week. The most prominent earnings this weeks are from the remaining transport and financial stocks. Morgan Stanley (MS) - the large financial will provide more direct insight into traditional trading revenues and investment banking. Analysts expect nearly 50% earnings growth from last Q4. 2017 EPS estimates have surged over the last 90 days with the average now at $3.30. If Morgan Stanley can back the view of analysts now forecasting EPS jumping above $4 next year, the stock price will continue the rocket gains of the last few months. Bank of the Ozarks (OZRK) - the financial reports before the open on Tuesday providing some insight into the regional banks. The market continues to wait for the aggressive acquisition plan to derail the bank, but the Bank of the Ozarks trades back at the highs. The bank stock appears expensive at 17x forward earnings, but the company could easily generate 20% growth in 2017.CSX (CSX) and United Airlines (UAL) - the transport stocks report after the close on Tuesday. CSX will provide indications of how the railroad sector is doing while United Airlines provides more signs of whether the airline can close the margin gap on the other legacy airlines. CSX already appears overly popular with investors now trading at nearly 20x '17 EPS estimates. UAL on the other hand only trades at a meager 11x '17 estimates suggesting the market still sees a wide gap between the transport sectors. Stick with the airlines here.Twilio (TWLO) - the stock closed last week below $28. As long as the moving averages remain in a downtrend, the stock isn't touchable. The stock has shown some signs of stability just below $27.50. Acacia Communications (ACIA) - similar to Twilio, the hot IPO of 2015 remains in a major downtrend. While Twilio might find support at the current levels, Acacia appears headed off the cliff on another push below $60. Any bounces are probably easy shorts with a target down at $40. Click on the Sign in/Sign up button in the top right corner to join for free to comment on your stock moves for Friday, January 13 and enter the discussion. Click on the Follow button to get the daily blog posts from Out Fox The $treet. Disclosure: Long UAL