BAC

KnightMollo

Why I sold BAC and WFC? Why?

OakyTheBear

!banbet BAC 44 10d

TempestDrive

I bought BAC July 18 calls

TempestDrive

Should I buy BAC calls or puts? Their earnings are on 7/16

ThrowawayAl2018

SOFI is approaching meme status, P/E of almost 40, while $BAC is at 14. So yeah it can go higher at this rate. BTW Stratosphere is not the highest layer, there are 1. Mesosphere (most comets generally burn up here) 2. Thermosphere (aurora, sprites) 3. Exosphere (satellites)

jvro1

From my bro chatgpt Ally Financial (ALLY) – major auto loan provider Santander Consumer USA (SC) – heavily focused on subprime auto lending Capital One Financial (COF) – significant auto loan exposure Wells Fargo (WFC) & Bank of America (BAC) – large indirect auto lending arms GM Financial (owned by GM) and Ford Credit (privately held but benefits GM/Ford)

eayml10

Based on @kk7766 comments so far, the best play which carries risk and reward is the ticker change, when it becomes PEW it will become a 10 bagger+ with Donald Jr ringing the bell. He literally just posted on X 4 hours ago and CLBR pumped. Now imagine when all the media draws attention to this, the algos consuming the Bloomberg, Yahoo, Reuters articles about CLBR and Donald TP Jr ringing the bell? It's going to explode. Question is psychologically, can you hold through the volatility? Hedgefunds, banks, and deep pockets can scare retail small time investors into selling or trigger their stop loss switchs, and then pump back again. Given the bullish speculation on CLBR (mostly from reddit and some X users) don't be surprised if an algo tries to bully you psychologically. Take it from a former quant at DB, BAC and BARC pre Volcker Rule we used all the tricks, we used to monitor 1000s of inputs order book, short interest, rolling averages, articles, depending on the desired output we could drive volatility. [Let's Fucking Go](https://x.com/DonaldJTrumpJr/status/1938584119975321637?t=YX4hHcVuaJrhHLZLCmKiYw&s=19)

Slow-Offer7075

You can buy it from a bunch of different places in powder. I do Polaris peptides. It’s just some guy buying from China and then sending each batch in to be tested. It’s like 100 bucks a month depending on what dose you need. People say it’s not safe but I disagree and know a bunch of doctors that do this as well. You just have to be smart enough to know how to compound it with BAC water yourself and know how to give yourself the correct dosage.

greenpride32

>That's it?  I wrote similar reponse to another comment - I offered to give a brief synopsis of 2 recent issue that are often misundertood in terms of what they do and their potential. I'm not here to educate you on blockchain technology or argue its benefits. Do your own DD. Go and look at careers page of any major financial company and you will find "blockchain" "crypto" "digital assets" roles. No I don't mean COIN - I mean the likes of MA V GS JPM BAC C. I guess you must know better than all of them.

ryallen23

If their shares of everything were new, sure. But they're decades old. Their KO shares are $3. So they're gonna be generating 100% dividend yield in a couple years. There's no replicating their returns because there's no replicating that. Their dividend income on BAC this year is over a billion.

thejumpingsheep2

Feel free to look at my historic posts. You have a long way to go. Ive had, easily, 5+ 10Xers just going off memory (BAC, Tesla, various fixed income shares). Its the advantage of being older just like your hero lived through the 80s and 90s. I dont have a large number of stocks and only a few big positions. I usually run a lot of bonds (cash) though lately my portfolio is lopsided. Most (but not all) of those 10x happened in 1-2 years except for one which I bought, then sold a over 10x about 2-3 years later, then bought back 1.5x as much at 50% haircut about 4 months later. I pocketed 25% of the gains for a rainy day. That one is at 12.5X minus taxes but that has been almost 5 years. The other big position almost 3x and I have a bunch of real estate which has almost 4X though those were also long holds. GME is literally going backwards and shrinking. Any doofus would have cut the under performing units to shore up financials. That doesnt take skill at all. In fact they had no choice because they were on a path to bankruptcy. But the real problem is their plan moving forward. Good luck with that.

No_energyforeal

I accidentally bought an option for the first time and couldn’t figure out Rondell it. Next day BAC had made me 1k

grumpvet87

I realize I wasn't totally clear, the only stocks i do own are from funds I had from 25 years ago. These investments were purchased prior to discovering Boglehead / index funds. I have 20 shares left (sold most at a profit) of BAC that I purchased in 2008 @ $15 (following warren buffet) that immediately went to $8 (was a loss until 2016).. Now around $45 and pays a decent dividend. I have 1.2 shares left of cisco that is up 25% that also pays a decent dividend 10 shares of CRM (salesforce) that is up 42% is the biggest holding. I had GE that completely floundered for a 15 years or so ... It has finally rebounded after lots of corporate (and stock) restructuring breaking apart into different stocks (medical, energy equipment and aerospace iirc) I just looked, I only have 2.89% of my holdings in stocks .. To be clear - I had several losers too. I lost 100% of my Chesapeake Energy Corp. (CHK) executed a 1-for-200 reverse stock split on April 14, 2020 I lost 100% of a company that was apple's Telecom of choice in Europe There were others. Most of these were listening to CNBC clowns and not having any idea of what I was doing. I just took advice from people who guess at stocks for a living

ArtEfficient6873

Closed out for the day. +100% on some JP Morgan, BAC, AAPL, & NVDA calls. Now gonna spoil the girlfriend. Have a good day y’all

Affectionate-Idea690

Amazon's (AMZN) price target has been raised to $248 by Bank of America (BAC) due to accelerating adoption of robotics and AI across its logistics network. Analysts expect operational efficiency, cost management, and faster delivery speeds to benefit from Amazon's expanding use of automation. -Terminator bots with modified sized pps are coming fer yer jobssss! 

StraightEstate

“The S&P 500 could soon return to record highs as sentiment improves, Bank of America, $BAC, has said.” Green summer, red winter, green Christmas 

MillionBEAR_

The S&P 500 could soon return to record highs as sentiment improves, Bank of America, $BAC, has said. BEARS LMAO 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻

Austin_Destroyer

I ran into Pete Hegseth in the elevator the other day. After a few seconds in silence, I grimaced and turned to him, but he was already looking at me. He held up a hand and said "I'm above it." Dude is a mindreader. I was going to ask about his BAC. Calls on PLTR.

Basic_Bad_9907

$29 BAC call for a $25 profit. That was 2 months ago, I'm down $1500 now 

Muad_Dib_PAT

The Fed isn't a private equity, it's an independent branch of government. Also it didn't fix all rates, notably the 30y bond rates are market decided. I'm talking about the cash that regular citizens deposit at BAC, citigroup, JP Morgan etc. A lot of that money goes into bonds. So the US debt isn't a fake number, it's directly tied to real life savings. The feds can print money to buy bonds, but it doesn't solve anything : if the US government doesn't pay its bonds, most us citizen with savings will feel it.

Humble_Ladder

The default 401k investment option at my employer is the money market fund. I realized this when I logged into my retirement account in 2008 when all of my coworkers were complaining about their 401ks tanking. Basically, at the bottom, BAC was $1, etc. Upon realizing I was in the money market fund, I moved everything over to the most aggressive 'all stock' fund (we didn't have a ton of options). Timed the market like a pro and made back everything I had missed out on because I hadn't set up my allocations when I had hired on.

Low-Fig-9879

I own 50 shares of BAC....praying you Win Bro 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Slow-Offer7075

No it wouldn’t be compounded. Compounding happens when it is mixed with the BAC water. I would be buying off brand powder and then I would reconstitute it how with BAC water to the correct dosage per ML for my usage.

zxc123zxc123

It's a really stupid idea because what he's doing is literally committing crime. Might get him blocked out of the big banks if not outright in jail. Not sure WTF OP thinking, but I know he's smarter than me since I own BAC stock and he's screwing me indirectly by doing this.

chicagotim1

The stock market is a casino where I can take 98% of my money and bet the minimum on blackjack while earning a Yield of .04BAC per hour in Vodka Redbull dividends In that same casino I can take the other 2% and bet it all on Craps.

likamuka

May 19 (Reuters) - Moody's on Monday downgraded the long-term ratings of top American lenders such as JPMorgan Chase (JPM.N), opens new tab, Bank of America (BAC.N), opens new tab and Wells Fargo (WFC.N), opens new tab, after pushing the U.S. out of top triple-A rating club over its burgeoning $36 trillion debt. Thisisfine.jpg

Humaniac99

Imagine choosing $AMD over $NVDA back in 2019  Well I didn't choose either cuz I was 20 in 2019 with about $12 to my name and a BAC of .17

BranchDiligent8874

I heard those things in 2008. Goldman, BAC, Citi. etc. are not like lehmann/Bear Stearns. You only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out, until then, all they do is take risk as per the model to make max money. The model of last 25 years says: 10 year does not go higher than 5%, so the probability of rates going to 6% or USD going down 20% may be part of their long tail risk, like less than 1% chance.

scorchie

she’s a rookie, her port will go tits up soon. all these look like great shorts (i’ve been in all of them for a while): JPM/BAC/WFC got downgraded today, half a trillion in unrealized losses they need to mark UP (rates). also, all 3 have major exposure to syndicated loans (highly leveraged, floating rate assets w/ soaring default rates: ~8-10% per fitch). walmart runs on 3% margins…. potus can say w/e, but they’ve already issued a $1B term loan (3ish weeks ago), and the “actual” markup to cost is around 55% at the “new lows,” plus china just added new ones today… they’re up like 70% y/y, so i could definitely see a solid drawdown in their future.

zxc123zxc123

I use both. Don't feel there is a huge meaningful difference in API. I think Discover is more lenient with credit limits, but Cap1 has physical locations. Discover is for the 5% rotating while Cap1 used to be my main for the biz 2% cash back w/ annual fee and 1.5% personal before competition caught up: AMX blue also 2% w/ no annual fee and 2% cash back cards are pretty common with BAC preferred members pushing >2.5%, RH gold with 3%, Aven with a 3% card, etcetc. Real differentiator for Cap1 I still feel is the physical locations which come in handy for those that want them.

Ryboticpsychotic

I hope it does. I made 50% on BAC in one year because of people not being able to look at the balance sheet of one company when another one was failing.

cromwest

Got 200 BAC $46 calls about to expire worthless. Thought the bank deregulation would move things more.

TheInkDon1

You're welcome, hope they help. I'm glad you brought up BUYING Calls though, because that's the very strategy I've turned to in the last few months, after years of "doing options" without much to show for it. If you still like BAC, a different way of playing it would be to buy a Call at least a year out, and at at least 80-delta. The June '26 33C at 82-delta is selling for 13.50. Of course that's cheaper than the spot price of 44.38. But how *much* cheaper, or what's the leverage? 44.38 / 13.50 = 3.28 But then you have to apply the delta: 0.82 x 3.28 = 2.7 2.7x, that's the leverage you'd be getting to BAC. But then sell "Covered Calls" against it, just like you're doing now. (I put CCs in quotes because they're not technically CCs, but they work the same.) Sell Calls at about 30-delta, 30-45DTE. Cheating just a bit, the 29DTE 13Jun46C is selling for 0.50. You're going to like the ROI much better than CCs against stock: 0.50 / 13.50 = 3.7% And since that's about a month, times 12 to get 44% apy. And that's from just selling CCs. Don't forget that your long Call should also be appreciating. And as its delta goes above 80, roll it up and/or out, back to 80. That'll let you take some profit out of the trade, while staying in it. That's the Poor Man's Covered Call, of course. But its real name is Diagonal Call Spread. Play with it on OptionStrat. Cheers!

TheInkDon1

Long a Call and short a Put is a synthetic stock position. Look at it on [OptionStrat](https://optionstrat.com/build/long-synthetic-future/BAC/-.BAC260116P40,.BAC260116C40) to see its P&L graph. The link takes you to one I set up on BAC for Jan '26, 40P & 40C. I don't know what you paid for the Call, so click on it and input your actual purchase price. But if you do that, it's just like owning stock, with no leverage. I'd rather see you sell Calls against your long Call. (Yes, you can do that.) The TastyTrade way is to sell them at 30-delta, 30-45 days out. Cheating a bit, the 29DTE 46C at 30-delta is selling for 0.49. That divided by the current value of the Jan '26 40C (but use your own CB for a truer number) is: 0.49 / 6.95 = 7.0% Since that's about a month, multiply by 12 to get \~85% apy. If you sell them over and over. But buy back when they've lost 50% of their value, then sell another one. It's a Diagonal Call Spread (look at it on OptionStrat), or what they call a PMCC if the long leg is a year or more out.

stray_gato

Calls for BAC lol

AdministrationWeak94

Follow up.... BAC call is sitting at 13 percent profit Paysafe put is sitting at 45 percent profit

werthom00

This is from an analyst at Bank of America (BAC), and I don't have any control over what he says. Lol

Aromatic-Tone5164

XLRE / VNQ underperforming vs the market recovery, housing market showing cracks XLF is a different story. not as confident about this anymore as I'm afraid whatever exposure could be covered by the meme-market pumps. IMO if history remains true in the future SOMEBODY has to default and that's why I'm going short on the basket itself, not just individual banks, but I have them too (OWL, ZION, APO, ARES, JPM, BAC, WFC) just in smaller portions and again deep OTM far expiry All in I will lose about $6,000 by 2027 if we don't see some sort of recession by then, but I think the majority of WSB/ Americans are ignoring the warning signs for a **global** recession and are short sighted by the value of american tech / drunk off the bull party

Pro-Rider

I checked TFC and BAC as well they all dropped 15% just winding if a hedge sold off in AH. It’s all good now.

TexasGoldBandit

Thanks man!!! I lost 50% of everything I had in 2008-9. I had after that happened 200K. That’s a lot even for me, but I worked 12 years so it didn’t happen overnight. I never even bought $10K of a stock! I was fucked anyway. So I took $100K and bought BAC for $5. 20,000 shares then reinvested dividends for 12 years and sold 22,000 shares for $36 for $792,000! $692K Profit. All in IRA. It took 12 years but it wasn’t stressful as it never went back below $5. I just let it ride. I just tell that to say, that 1 trade is the Only Reason I had money to invest to make what I did. If not, I wouldn’t have any money to invest to make all that extra money I made. When shits on fire 🔥 that’s when you can make the most $$. But it’s scary to do and easier said than done. I mean k could have lost it all but it was a calculated risk. When I bought it, I said to myself Bank of America’s not gonna be five dollars forever is it? I said even if it takes 20 years, it’s gonna be more than five bucks so that’s what it made me do it.

fairlyaveragetrader

I mean the dollar is already halfway towards a fairly weak target. Your trading 112 to 1 against the euro. 125 to 1 is starting to get pretty up there If you actually assume that's going to happen and GDP will hold up you want to own commodities, bhp, vale. That kind of thing. Realistically this is a difficult environment to invest in because you don't know what policy is going to be in place next week. I would buy panic, lean towards indexes. A couple weeks ago I would have said by bitcoin, now it might be by ethereum and Litecoin. Btc has held up extremely well. I mean look at the charts, no personal bias, just look at the price action. If we are going to see continued momentum in BTC you are going to see momentum in eth, sol, ltc. Like you can really go down the rabbit hole with alts if you want to but I try to stick to things that have some historical technicals and stories or demand behind them Financials are doing really well, they are getting kind of late in the trade though, I've owned State Street since $70 and it's trading mid-90s, you have a little more on BAC Apparel retailers are interesting, I picked up Levi at 14, it's already up to the first Target at 17, another one that's interesting is American eagle, AEO, you're looking at yearly support zones, any type of thawing with textile production would be a positive, that's a fairly easy trade from 11 up to 15, 17 to 20 on the high side Really you just want to own assets because what you're describing is a place you don't want to be in cash. If you're really scared camp out in the 2-year treasuries or a money market and short index puts for premium at assignment prices that you can live with.

richburattino

He sold BAC, so portfolio is outdated

pineconejerk

McLaren, Rolls Royce, Bentley, Ariel, Lotus (sports cars), Morgan, Aston Martin, Caterham, BAC, Radical. Maybe minis are brought over to the states too even? Sure it’s mostly niche, high end stuff but it’s significant.

Kyle460m

Not even 5% as bad. It felt like the financial world was ending. Citi went from $500-$35, Bank of America (BAC) went from $51-$3. Those are just a handful of bank stocks, to 100% cherry pick a few for effect, but they are indicative of the sheer panic.

abc_123_anyname

Ok you’re right, however you are wrong at the same time. I felt, saw the fear and doom, but as an example I bought 1,000 shares of BAC at 1.20. Sell when people are acting greedy and buy when others are being fearful. Now, clearly I didn’t have the balls to buy 100,000 shares (which would be worth 4 million today).

SoCal7s

Like I was a sucker to start investing late in 2006 (only had 20K then). I did know about buying dips but I bought a couple bank stocks at the bottom cynically because of the too big to fail bailout. Made money on BAC & was bewildered one not making much on C but I made a little & sold a couple years later. I still trust cash more than stocks when the world is getting fucked up for any reason. Jump out, wait, buy the rubble & wreckage…repeat. PS. Didn’t own a house but knew several people who knew the housing crisis was going to happen locally because local idiots weren’t going to be able to make the balloon payments - they all thought the were going to flip their property at the same time - ha ha. I think lots of people knew it was unsustainable but we didn’t realize it was happening everywhere we thought it was just in our superficial city of angels.

mexylexy

Jesus be praised. My NVDA, WMT, TSLA, BAC swings about to print tomorrow. Fuck this week.

CanYouPleaseChill

BRK.B is overvalued and nothing about the company impresses me. Why would I want to own a bunch of unrelated businesses under a holding company that can't meaningfully reinvest a lot of capital? Berkshire hasn't taken advantage of the last few downturns to buy much of anything. They still don't pay a dividend. The public equity portfolio doesn't interest me. AAPL is obviously overvalued. Don't know why Buffett still holds any shares. OXY, KHC, and BAC are laggards. BNSF isn't a great railroad company. GEICO isn't a great insurance company.

RagingBearBull

I think Its time for me to own, AXP, BAC, CO, CVX.

BildoBaggens

You're just not a credible person. You're emotional and I just don't have the desire to hear your emotional outbursts today. Ping me on the weekend when ill try to maintain my BAC at .012.

NoTradition888

Weren't you the idiot going off on BAC HTM losses?

Plastic_Dog_9939

Damn bro I wish. I pulled my BAC calls early but I would have been up almost 200% 😭

acefspade

But JPM, BAC, WFC barely moved lower today

jnas_19

that's cause most of the overvaluation was in banks at the time which in the S&P at the time. Stocks like BAC still haven't fully recovered if you look at the max chart

Easy-Bowl-9136

You should hold nothing with BAC OR Merrill Lynch..The worst banks in the Bunch...A nightmare..and I had alot of accounts with them and could barely get an phone pickup after 23 times of being told.".This is an exceptional busy time" -when ever I called...

Academic_Condition31

Anyone care BAC begged SPY in the news on Saturday?

Lovevas

No way gross profit margin is close to 100%. BAC last quarter shows gross revenue is 25B, and gross profit is 7B, their gross profit margin is <30%. GS is 13.9B gross revenue and 5.3B gross profit, gross profit margin is 38%.

NotedxZero

“Michael Hartnett, Bank of America's, $BAC, chief investment strategist, has said the U.S. is no longer the global economy's primary growth engine.”

PutSpreadDaddi69

Wait that’s only one bank! K. $C $BAC $JPM

P-Diddy-69

As someone who traded through the 2008 crash (and lost it all), I can tell you that Buffet doesn't pull the trigger until lending dries up. Then, he steps in as lender of last resort, and negotiates a sick convertible warrant deals. Case & point, take a look at the deal he did with BAC back then.

lOo_ol

If investor B holds so many stocks that his portfolio is indistinguishable from SPY, then he's not a "single stock investor". He spreads the risk the same way an ETF does. Buying individual stocks without "gambling" requires work. You need to follow the company, its earnings, understand its business and its market. If you can't do that, then you should avoid single stocks. Munger once said *"diversification is a protection against ignorance"*, and that's what I wrote in fewer words. Munger's Daily Journal holds only 4 stocks (BABA, BAC, USB, and WFC).

Conscious_String_195

It was not advice. I was telling them what OP was specifically talking about. By the way, if you check everything from Vanguard to Blackrock, MFS to CFRA, the U.S. stock market is expected to average between 3%-6% over the next decade. Even with the recent sell off, US large cap stocks have a PE ratio of almost 26 compared to a modern day average of around 18.9. So, the risk adjusted ratio is not in your favor, which is my job to mitigate risk and preferred stocks, structured notes and IG bonds like JP Morgan, BAC, or Canadian banks all offer over 6%+. You keep plowing into an overvalued market that has so many more headwinds than tailwinds right now. That’s what most institutional money is glad to watch from the sidelines, including Buffet, Dalio and Blurry. When things are in shambles, they swoop in and buy companies and real estate for pennies on the dollar, while you complain that they keep getting richer and wondering why. 🙄

Cold-Operation-4974

this entire country is run by banks. the banks own the federal reserve. the federal reserve prints money and lends it to the government... when the fed wants... and the fed is run by former wall street employees who all have millions of dollars in JPM BAC WFC GS MS etc stocks in their portfolios bannon can talk about ending the fed because it sounds cool trump is a billionaire who would have 10x the money he has now if he invested his dads money in the SP500, instead he blew through most of it and bankrupted casinos (PLURAL) however... because of the way our country works... because the FED pushes up asset prices/ the real estate portfolio trump inherited from his daddy has gone up in value but, he still has debts, because he is bad with money. he still loves debt and wants more... because he is bad with money Trump wants lower rates more than anyone. And him and his cronies who taught him how to make TRUMP and MELANIA coin... are literally manipulating the market with tweets so they can get rich **WHAT DO YOU THINK JARED KUSHNER'S RECENT ROBINHOOD HISTORY LOOKS LIKE?** YOU THINK HES HOLDING INDEX FUNDS AND WAITING TO BUY THE DIP? OR CASHING OUT CALLS AT 2800% PROFIT?

WhiskyForARealMan

I mean, when J Pow comes out and says we are fucked, right after JP Morgan and BAC says "short the S&P 500, that's a lot of expert consensus to run against

qqpqp

Hey guys I live in DC and my BAC is currently pretty high. All I'm saying is it could be one of us....

war5515

What do you guys think the average BAC is of this community on Saturday at Noon EST?

WhiskyForARealMan

I mean, the Fed is bearish, BAC is bearish, JP Morgan is bearish...... Writing is on the walls, question is honestly when does it collapse I think. Unless tariffs miraculously cancelled in 2 weeks, then....... Maybe something different?

CommanderLeona

No volume yet, wait until open. That being said $GS had great earnings and mostly stayed flat, calls bled to IV. $BAC had similar earnings and stock stayed +3%, calls were up solid 100%. Just a gamble really

SULT_4321

"So you lobby politicians to create regulations that only established companies like yours can afford to comply with, effectively blocking any new competitors? Regulatory capture at its finest!" $CMCSA $T $JPM $BAC $XOM $CVX $PFE

dljmonkeyboiz

BAC beat earnings because I decided to Klarna my $10 Chipotle burrito, but when Klarna tried to charge me the $2, I only had .69 cents in my bank account. So BAC declined the payment and charged me $25 overdraft fee. So now I got -$24.31 in my bank account and still owe $10 on my Chipotle burrito I ate a month ago.

MansBarelyHot

So my Citi calls are down 80 percent as well as my BAC calls. JPOW SAVE THEM PLZZZ

Quexana

I made 60% today on BAC calls.

IAmBigBo

My BAC shares are doing quite well, especially today up 4%, go figure.

salty0waldo

I keep holdling DOW waiting for some more increase before selling to reallocate in a better opportunity (like DD, EMN, or LIN) and it just keeps disappointing. Who is BAC, lowering their target to where its trading at now? Not much of a 'target'.

AdditionalAd1431

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salty0waldo

BAC has never interested me with some of their credit exposure. IMO the risk wasn't worth the reward like C had been. Banks tend to trade at a high beta during volatility which is something I liked. I felt like a fool selling large banks earlier this year but felt prudent given potential short-term volatility and wanted to free some capital up.

Migeee__

Holy fuck I’m glad I closed my BAC puts right before the pump

BoastfulPrudence

Well if you didn't have BAC calls after JPM last week you belong here. Anywhere, thanks for the feeble blip today, down we go again. Looks like Chyna isn't quite so ready to forget all about things. F\*

BoldNewBranFlakes

Most of the sub is more tech focused so it’s not talked about that much.  I like financials. I had a position in WFC, JPM, C and BAC but also sold out of it earlier this year. I have zero regrets selling out of those positions since they’ve declined 20% since I’ve sold. But I plan to DCA into BAC and JPM again with new funds. 

Klutzy_Hat5827

BAC doing it now my 36$ calls are sweating

Klutzy_Hat5827

BAC with some serious earnings this morning

cbusoh66

BAC and C beat on equity trading, this is after JPM and Goldman both report record trading revenues. The big trading desks are making a killing in this environment. Who's on the losing end?

Skrtvert

what are your thoughts on the BAC earnings?

BFox1982

My BAC was .12 when I got a DUI

ClydeFrogsDrugDealer

BAC reports record trading profits. All the big bank traders making a killing selling to regards And they reported record loan revenues...wtf do you need with a high interest loan right now...normies starting to take expensive borrowed cash to pay on those Dash orders 

PutSpreadDaddi69

Oh look the horrible recession is here it’s obvious from the earnings beats of BAC and JNJ

Contrarian_1

Earnings today: Positive results from $JNJ and $BAC Futures are quiet for the first time this month — a welcome reprieve, for sure Was that for all the tariff-fueled volatility?

levi6858

I sold all of my BAC calls Monday morning. Shoot me

PutSpreadDaddi69

Oh look BAC beat it’s almost like nothing ever happens.

PutSpreadDaddi69

Jnj beats, next C and BAC. Nothing ever happens, stocks go up

justgoingforward42

BAC told investors to buy puts on market. Bassett says VIX likely peaked. Either way, they win and investors lose. Let's toss a coin...

Able_Web2873

Bank of America, $BAC, has said “Short the S&P500”

Soheeb

I got calls on BAC

Lazy_Sugar892

$BAC calls? 

GreedyTexas

Bank of America, $BAC, has said “Short the S&P500”

Ed_Trucks_Head

What about BAC? You were up a little while ago. I saw the 36 was 1.60

JGWOL2

real ones know about BAC sitting on over 50% of their total equity in unrealized losses from treasuries they bought at 1.5-2% yields. If yields go to 6% they will be underwater. 100% of their equity will be negative. THAT right there is why they want to keep yields low.

Lazy_Sugar892

Someone has $BAC puts 

Hot-You-7366

regional banks, then C and BAC, i expect C to do worse than BAC, united shit show, fulton financial ive been betting against, Asml, alcoa on tariffs, fifth third on florida real estate, netflix on... ad market i guess

weamz

That's a good PE ratio right now on BAC.