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Good times are brewing for the central banks Bank of America (BAC) | 4D Chart 📈 After a hard dip into $33.07, BAC is finding its legs — now reclaiming the 0.382 Fib level (38.78) and pushing toward the 0.5 zone at $40.54. A full retrace into the 0.618 (42.30) and possibly the 0.786 (44.81) would not be far-fetched if this bullish pressure continues. 🧠 Psychological Breaker: $40 🟣 Macro Resistance: $47.98 💡 Watch for a clean retest above the 0.5 for continuation signals. With broader rate expectations shifting and financials showing life, BAC could be riding the first wave of a larger capital rotation.
NYSE:BACLong
by MoNi_MoN
BAC – Building the Base for a Breakout?Bank of America (BAC) has been consolidating quietly, attracting attention as it sits near a key mid-range level. With a 52-week low of $33.06 and a 52-week high of $48.08, the stock currently trades around $36.92 – roughly 11% above its low and 23% below its high. This setup could be the calm before the move. 💥 Technical Outlook & Strategy With financials holding steady and macro headwinds softening, BAC might offer a solid swing trade or medium-term positioning opportunity. 📌 Entry Points to Watch $36.90 – Market price, if volume picks up near support $33.30 – Prior breakout area and potential pullback support $30.50 – Strong support and near the 52-week low for aggressive buyers 🎯 Target Levels $39.80 – Short-term resistance; previous rejection zone $43.50 – Fib retracement from the high, medium-term target $47.50–48.00 – 52-week high retest, bullish scenario 🧠 Narrative to Watch With potential Fed pauses on rate hikes, improving margins, and relative stability in U.S. banks, BAC could be positioning for a slow grind higher. Watch for earnings momentum and bond yield trends. ⚠️ Disclaimer This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research or consult with a licensed financial advisor before making trading decisions.
NYSE:BAC
by Robert_V12
4/14/25 - $bac - not a short but prefer jpm/gs4/14/25 :: VROCKSTAR :: NYSE:BAC not a short but prefer jpm/gs - defn more of a focus for me on financials this year, which have some distinct advantages to other industry, in many ways you can think of them as the "picks and shovels" of the MAGA agenda. they r nearest to money printer. the stocks have held up well. co's needing WC help will benefit this subset of companies etc. etc. - but for now i much prefer to keep to winners and honestly the multiple difference between BAC and say GS aren't that much different. perhaps 50% on P/B fine - bc they're diff animals and GS has substantially higher mgn of safety on this rate of return etc. et.c - let's see. i'm on the sidelines. i'd own the basket of financials. more curious on how they report. V
NYSE:BAC
by VROCKSTAR
Quantum's BAC Trading Guide 4/8/25BAC (Bank of America Corporation) - Sector: Financials (Banking) Sentiment: --Neutral (slight bullish tilt). Pre-market options lean call-heavy, RSI likely ~48 (up from ~45 with +1.8% from $35.58 to $36.23), X posts overnight mixed—rate fears vs. recovery hopes—suggesting a bounce from $34.19 (April 4). Tariff Impact: --Moderate. 10% tariffs could hit loan demand (trade-sensitive clients), but BAC’s diversified revenue softens impact. Sentiment drives here. News/Catalysts: --Consumer Credit (April 8) key—strong data could lift BAC; X posts on banking resilience or tariff delays might boost today. Technical Setup: -Weekly Chart: ---HVN near $37 as resistance, weekly low ~$34 as support (April 4: $34.19). ---Sideways (8-week EMA ≈ 13-week ≈ 48-week, reflecting $35–$40 range). ---RSI ~48 (neutral), ---MACD near signal (histogram flat), ---Bollinger Bands near midline, ---Donchian Channels at midline, ---Williams %R -50 (neutral). -One-Hour Chart: ---Support at $35.58 (prev. close), resistance at $36.68 (day high), weekly alignment. ---RSI ~50, MACD near signal (histogram flat), ---Bollinger Bands near midline, ---Donchian Channels at midline, ---Williams %R -48 (neutral). -10-Minute Chart: ---Pre-market uptick to $36.23, 8/13/48 EMAs flat-to-up, RSI ~52, ---MACD flat near zero. Options Data: --GEX: Neutral (slight bullish tilt)—pinning shifts mildly upward. --DEX: Neutral (slight bullish tilt)—call delta edges out puts. --IV: Low—~20–25% vs. norm 25–30%, steady post-drop. --OI: Balanced (slight call tilt)—OI leans above $36. --Directional Bias: Neutral (slight bullish tilt). GEX’s mild upward pinning, DEX’s call delta hint at buying, low IV limits big swings, and slight call-heavy OI nudges up—neutral with a bullish edge. Sympathy Plays: --JPM (JPMorgan Chase): Rises if BAC gains, falls if BAC fades. --WFC (Wells Fargo): Gains with BAC upside, drops if BAC weakens. --Opposite Mover: BAC rallies → cyclicals like ALK fade; BAC dumps → JPM/WFC soften. Sector Positioning with RRG: --- Financials (Banking). --RRG Position: Improving Quadrant. BAC’s bounce from $34.19 lifts it vs. XLF. Targets: Bullish +2% ($36.95, hourly resistance); Bearish -2% ($35.50, hourly support).
NYSE:BAC
by QuantumEdgeAnalytics
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Quantum's BAC Ultimate Weekly OutlookBAC (Bank of America Corporation) - Sector: Financials (Banking) Sentiment: Bearish. Put volume rises, RSI 45 weakens, X posts note banking fears from tariffs/economic uncertainty. Tariff Impact: Moderate. Tariffs may slow growth, impacting loans, but domestic focus softens the blow. Sentiment drives more than fundamentals. News/Catalysts: Banking sentiment shifts on X. Consumer Credit (April 8) could signal credit trends. Technical Setup: Weekly Chart: HVN above as resistance, weekly low as support. Downtrend (8-week EMA < 13-week < 48-week). RSI 45 (neutral, fading), MACD below signal (negative histogram widening), Bollinger Bands near lower band, Donchian Channels below midline, Williams %R -68 (nearing oversold). One-Hour Chart: Support below, resistance near highs, weekly alignment. RSI 42, MACD below signal (negative histogram growing), Bollinger Bands at lower band, Donchian Channels below midline, Williams %R -74 (close to oversold). 10-Minute Chart: Bearish breakdown, 8/13/48 EMAs down, RSI 42 weakening, MACD flat near zero. Options Data: GEX: Bearish—pinning below close, dealers hedge puts to resist upside. DEX: Bearish—put delta leads, selling bias. IV: Moderate—slightly above norm (e.g., 25–30% vs. 20–25%), uncertainty raising prices. Supports GEX pinning, boosts DEX bearish bias. OI: Put-heavy—high OI at lower strikes, capping downside. Sympathy Plays: JPM (JPMorgan Chase): Moves in sync—rises if BAC takes off, falls if BAC dumps. C (Citigroup): Correlates via banking—gains with BAC rallies, drops with sell-offs. Opposite Mover: BAC dumps → defensive stocks like JNJ may rally; BAC rallies → JPM/C surge. Sector Positioning with RRG: Sector: Financials (Banking). RRG Position: Weakening Quadrant. BAC’s economic sensitivity fades vs. XLF as tariffs/rates weigh. Targets: Bullish +3% (hourly resistance); Bearish -5.1% (weekly support). Trade Idea: Weekly put (exp. April 11) on 10-min breakdown, target support, stop above close.
NYSE:BAC
by QuantumEdgeAnalytics
BAC in Monthly chart Hello This idea is quite imaginary but possible. The problem for this LD pattern is that Leading Diagonals do not usually happen in monthly timeframe but I give you all I think and you can sort them. The reason for this page is to provide an interactive atmosphere for those who want to share their ideas gathered in a place to make the best decision for all of us. I mean please participate to discuss about these ideas and believe me it can be helpful to see all aspects of the chart. Don't be arrogant about your level. It doesn't matter how much you know about charts, it would be better to correct my mistakes and let it happens for you. Most pages are like a one way road and the provider of the page can't bear any criticism. I just cant tolerate impolite and sarcastic talk. Thanks
NYSE:BAC
by AMA_FX
4
BAC – 30-Min Long Trade Setup!📈 🔹 Ticker: BAC (NYSE) 🔹 Setup Type: Falling Wedge Breakout + Support Reclaim 🔸 Breakout Price: ~$41.52 📊 Trade Plan (Long Position) ✅ Entry Zone: $41.45–$41.60 (breakout + yellow zone confirmation) ✅ Stop Loss (SL): Below $40.77 (white support line) ✅ Take Profit Targets: 📌 TP1: $42.17 (red zone – minor resistance) 📌 TP2: $43.09 (green zone – previous swing high) 📐 Risk-Reward Analysis 📉 Risk: $41.52 - $40.77 = $0.75 📈 Reward to TP1: $42.17 - $41.52 = $0.65 → 0.87:1 R/R 📈 Reward to TP2: $43.09 - $41.52 = $1.57 → 2.09:1 R/R 🔍 Technical Highlights 📌 Breakout from falling wedge (pink lines) 📌 Yellow zone flip from resistance to support 📌 Price reclaimed structure with bullish candle 📌 Higher lows forming with rising trendline support ⚙️ Trade Management Strategy 🔄 After TP1: — Move SL to breakeven — Secure partial gains (~50%) 📈 Ride remaining to TP2, trail SL below structure ⚠️ Setup Invalidation ❌ Close below $40.77 ❌ Bearish rejection at yellow zone ❌ Volume drop on breakout candle
NYSE:BACLong
by ProfittoPath
BAC in Buy ZoneMy trading plan is very simple. I buy or sell when at three of these events happen: * Price tags the top or bottom of parallel channel zones * Money flow spikes beyond it's Bollinger Bands * Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI) at near oversold overbought level * Price at Fibonacci levels So... Here's why I'm picking this symbol to do the thing. Price in buying zone at bottom of channels Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI) near oversold level Money flow momentum is spiked negative and under bottom of Bollinger Band Entry at $41.87 Target is upper channel around $45.50
NYSE:BACLong
by chancethepug
Elliott Wave View: Bank of America (BAC) Short Term Favors UpsidShort Term Elliott Wave view in Bank of America (BAC) suggests wave ((3)) rally ended at 48.56. Wave ((4)) pullback unfolded as a double three Elliott Wave structure. Down from wave ((3)), wave (W) ended at 43.35 and wave (X) ended at 46.96. Wave (Y) lower unfolded as a zigzag Elliott Wave structure. Down from wave (X), wave A ended at 42.03 and wave B ended at 43.66. Final wave C lower ended at 39.19 which completed wave (Y) of ((4)) in higher degree. The stock has turned higher in wave ((5)). However, it still needs to break above wave ((3)) at 48.56 to rule out a double correction. Up from wave ((4)), wave ((i)) ended at 40.66 and pullback in wave ((ii)) ended at 39.20. It has since resumed higher in wave ((iii)) towards 41.83 and pullback in wave ((iv)) ended at 41.3. Expect final leg wave ((v)) to complete soon and this should end wave 1 in higher degree. Stock then should pullback in wave 2 to correct cycle from 3.11.2025 low before it resumes higher. Near term, as far as pivot at 39.19 low stays intact, expect pullback to find support in 3, 7, or 11 swing for further upside.
NYSE:BAC
by Elliottwave-Forecast
Institute of Intermediation and 24 Coffee LoversWhen the market is efficient, the most efficient strategy will yield zero financial return for the investor. Therefore, firstly, it is necessary to strive to find inefficiencies in the market itself to apply a strategy that will be effective for it. What creates market inefficiency? First, there are delays in disseminating important information about the company, such as the approval of a contract with a major customer or an accident at a plant. If current and potential investors do not receive this information immediately, the market becomes inefficient at the time such an event occurs. In other words, objective reality is not considered by market participants. This makes the stock price obsolete. Secondly, the market becomes inefficient during periods of high volatility. I would describe it this way: when uncertainty hits everyone, emotions become the main force influencing prices. At such times, the market value of a company can change significantly within a single day. Investors have too many different assessments of what is happening to find the necessary balance. Volatility can be triggered by the bankruptcy of a systemically important company (for example, as happened with Lehman Brothers), the outbreak of military action, or a natural disaster. Third, there is the massive action of large players in a limited market - a "bull in a china shop" situation. A great example is the story of 2021, when the Reddit community drove up the price of GameStop shares, forcing hedge funds to cover their short positions at sky-high prices. Fourthly, these are ineffective strategies of the market participants themselves. On August 1, 2012, American stock market trading company Knight Capital caused abnormal volatility in more than 100 stocks by sending millions of orders to the exchange over a 45-minute period. For example, Wizzard Software Corporation shares rose from $3.50 to $14.76. This behavior was caused by a bug in the code that Knight Capital used for algorithmic trading. The combination of these and other factors creates inefficiencies that are exploited by trained traders or investors to make a profit. However, there are market participants who receive their income in any market. They are above the fray and are engaged in supporting and developing the infrastructure itself. In mathematics, there is a concept called a “zero-sum game”. This is any game where the sum of the possible gains is equal to the sum of the losses. For example, the derivatives market is a perfect embodiment of a zero-sum game. If someone makes a profit on a futures contract, he always has a partner with a similar loss. However, if you dive deeper, you will realize that this is a negative-sum game, since in addition to profit and loss, there are commissions that you pay to the infrastructure: brokers, exchanges, regulators, etc. To understand the value of these market participants and that you are paying them well, imagine a modern world without them. There is only a company issuing shares and investors in them. Such a company has its own software, and you connect to it via the Internet to buy or sell shares. The company offers you a quote for buying and selling shares ( bid-ask spread ). The asking price ( ask ) will be influenced by the company's desire to offer a price that will help it not lose control over the company, consider all expected income, dividends, etc. The purchase price ( bid ) will be influenced by the company's desire to preserve the cash received in the capital market, as well as to earn money on its own shares by offering a lower price. In general, in such a situation, you will most likely get a huge difference between the purchase and sale prices - a wide bid-ask spread . Of course, the company understands that the wider the bid-ask spread , the less interest investors have in participating in such trading. Therefore, it would be advisable to allow investors to participate in the formation of quotes. In other words, a company can open its order book to anyone who wants to participate. Under such conditions, the bid-ask spread will be narrowed by bids from a wide range of investors. As a result, we will get a situation where each company will have its own order book and its own software to connect to it. From a portfolio investor's perspective, this would be a real nightmare. In such a world, investing in not one, but several companies would require managing multiple applications and accounts for each company at the same time. This will create a demand from investors for one app and one account to manage investments in multiple companies. Such a request will also be supported by the company issuing the shares, as it will allow it to attract investors from other companies. This is where the broker comes in. Now everything is much better and more convenient. Investors get the opportunity to invest in multiple companies through one account and one application, and companies get investors from each other. However, the stock market will still be segmented, as not all brokers will support cooperation with individual companies, for technical or other reasons. The market will be fragmented among many brokerage companies. The logical solution would be to create another market participant that would have contracts with each of the companies and universal software for trading their shares. The only thing is that it will be brokers, not investors, who will connect to such a system. You may have already guessed that this is an exchange. On the one hand, the exchange registers shares of companies, on the other hand, it provides access to trading them through brokers who are its members. Of course, the modern structure of the stock market is more complex: it involves clearing, depository companies, registrars of rights to shares, etc.* The formation of such institutions and their licensing is handled by a regulator, for example, the Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States ( SEC ). As a rule, the regulator is responsible for legislative initiatives in the field of the securities market, licensing of market participants, monitoring violations in the market and supporting its efficiency, protecting investors from unfair manipulation. *Clearing services are activities to determine, control and fulfill obligations under transactions of financial market participants. Depository services - services for the storage of securities and the recording of rights to them. Thus, by making a transaction on the exchange, we contribute to the maintenance of this necessary infrastructure. Despite the fashion for decentralization, it is still difficult to imagine how one can ensure speed, convenience and access to a wide range of assets due to the absence of an intermediary institution. The other side of the coin of this institution is infrastructure risk. You can show phenomenal results in the market, but if your broker goes bankrupt, all your efforts will be nullified. Therefore, before choosing an intermediary, it is useful to conduct a mental survey of the person you will be dealing with. Below you will find different types of intermediaries, which I have arranged according to their distance from the central elements of the infrastructure (exchanges, clearing houses, depositories). Prime broker Exchange Membership: mandatory License: mandatory Acceptance and accounting of your funds/shares: mandatory Order execution: mandatory Clearing and depository services: mandatory Marginal services: mandatory Remuneration: commission income from trades, clearing, depository and margin services This category includes well-known financial houses with history and high capitalization. They are easily verified through lists of exchange members, clearing and depository companies. They provide services not only to individuals, but also to banks, funds and next-level brokers. Broker Exchange membership: mandatory License: mandatory Acceptance and accounting of your funds/shares: mandatory Order execution: mandatory Clearing and depository services: on the prime broker side Margin services: on the prime broker side or own Remuneration: commission income from trades and margin services This category includes intermediaries with a focus on order routing. They delegate participation in depository and clearing services to a prime broker. However, such brokers can also be easily verified in the lists of exchange members. Sub-broker Exchange Membership: no License: mandatory Acceptance and accounting of your funds/shares: mandatory Order execution: on the broker or prime broker side Clearing and depository services: on the prime broker side Margin services: on the broker or prime broker side Remuneration: commission income from trades This category includes brokers who have a brokerage license in their country, but do not have membership in foreign exchanges. To provide trading services on these exchanges, they enter into agreements with brokers or prime brokers from another country. They can be easily verified by license on the website of the regulator of the country of registration. Introducing Broker Exchange Membership: no License: optional, depending on the country of regulation Acceptance and accounting of your funds / shares: no Order execution: on the side of the sub-broker, broker or prime broker Clearing and depository services: on the prime broker side Margin services: on the broker or prime broker side Remuneration: commission income for the attracted client and/or a share of the commissions paid by them This category includes companies that are not members of the exchange. Their activities may not require a license, since they do not accept funds from clients, but only assist in opening an account with one of the top-tier brokers. This is a less transparent level, since such an intermediary cannot be verified through the exchange and regulator’s website (unless licensing is required). Therefore, if an intermediary of this level asks you to transfer some money to his account, most likely you are dealing with a fraudster. All four categories of participants are typical for the stock market. Its advantage over the over-the-counter market is that you can always check the financial instrument on the exchange website, as well as those who provide services for its trading (membership - on the exchange website, license - on the regulator's website). Pay attention to the country of origin of the broker's license. You will receive maximum protection in the country where you have citizenship. In case of any claims against the broker, communication with the regulator of another country may be difficult. As for the over-the-counter market, this segment typically trades shares of small-cap companies (not listed on the exchange), complex derivatives and contracts for difference ( CFD ). This is a market where dealers rule, not brokers and exchanges. Unlike a broker, they sell you their open position, often with a lot of leverage. Therefore, trading with a dealer is a priori a more significant risk. In conclusion, it should be noted that the institution of intermediation plays a key role in the development of the stock market. It arose as a natural need of its participants for concentration of supply and demand, greater speed and security of financial transactions. To get a feel for this, let me tell you a story. New Amsterdam, 1640s A warm wind from the Hudson brought the smell of salt and freshly cut wood. The damp logs of the palisade, dug into the ground along the northern boundary of the settlement, smelled of resin and new hopes. Here, on the edge of civilization, where Dutch colonists were reclaiming their homes and future fortunes from the wild forest, everything was built quickly, but with a view to lasting for centuries. The wooden wall built around the northern border of the town was not only a defense against raids, but also a symbol. A symbol of the border between order and chaos, between the ambitions of European settlers and the freedom of these lands. Over the years, the fortification evolved into a real fortification: by 1653, Peter Stuyvesant, appointed governor of New Netherland by the West India Company, ordered the wall to be reinforced with a palisade. It was now twelve feet high, and armed sentries stood on guard towers. But even the strongest walls do not last forever. Half a century after their construction, in 1685, a road was built along the powerful palisade. The street received a simple and logical name - Wall Street. It soon became a bustling commercial artery for the growing city. In 1699, when the English authorities had already established themselves here finally, the wall was dismantled. She disappeared, but Wall Street remained. A century has passed Now, at the end of the 18th century, there were no walls or guard towers on this street. Instead, a plane tree grew here - a large, spreading one, the only witness to the times when the Dutch still owned this city. Traders, dealers, and sea captains met under its shadow. Opposite the buttonwood tree stood the Tontine Coffee House, a place where not just respectable people gathered, but those who understood that money makes this world go round. They exchanged securities right on the pavement, negotiated over a cup of steaming coffee, and discussed deals that could change someone's fate. Decisions were made quickly - a word, backed up by a handshake, was enough. It was a time when honor was worth more than gold. But the world was changing. The volume of trades grew, and chaos demanded rules. May 17, 1792 That spring day turned out to be decisive. Under the branches of an old buttonwood tree, 24 New York brokers gathered to start a new order. The paper they signed contained only two points: trades are made only between their own, without auctioneers, and the commission is fixed at 0.25%. The document was short but historic. It was called the Buttonwood Agreement, after the tree under which it was signed. Here, amid the smell of fresh coffee and ink, the New York Stock Exchange was born. Soon, deals were being concluded under the new rules. The first papers to be traded were those of The Bank of New York , whose headquarters were just a few steps away at 1 Wall Street. Thus, under the shade of an old tree, the history of Wall Street began. A story that will one day change the whole world. Buttonwood Agreement. A fresco by an unknown artist who adorns the walls of the New York Stock Exchange.
NYSE:BACEducation
by Be_Capy
BAC – 30-Min Short Trade Setup!📉 🚀 🔹 Asset: Bank of America (BAC) 🔹 Timeframe: 30-Min Chart 🔹 Setup Type: Bearish Breakdown Trade 📌 Trade Plan (Short Position) ✅ Entry Zone: Below $40.30 (Breakdown Confirmation) ✅ Stop-Loss (SL): Above $41.70 (Invalidation Level) 🎯 Take Profit Targets: 📌 TP1: $38.67 (First Support Level) 📌 TP2: $36.75 (Extended Bearish Move) 📊 Risk-Reward Ratio Calculation 📉 Risk (SL Distance): $41.70 - $40.30 = $1.40 risk per unit 📈 Reward to TP1: $40.30 - $38.67 = $1.63 (1:1.16 R/R) 📈 Reward to TP2: $40.30 - $36.75 = $3.55 (1:2.54 R/R) 💡 Favorable Risk-Reward Ratio – Aiming for a 1:2.54 R/R at TP2. 🔍 Technical Analysis & Strategy 📌 Bearish Trendline Breakdown – The price was rejected at the descending trendline. 📌 Weak Buying Pressure – Rejection at $40.30 suggests sellers are in control. 📌 Volume Confirmation Needed – Increased selling volume below $40.30 confirms momentum. 📌 Momentum Shift Expected – If price remains below $40.30, it could decline toward $38.67, then $36.75. 📊 Key Resistance & Support Levels 🔴 $41.70 – Stop-Loss / Resistance Level 🟡 $40.30 – Breakdown Level / Short Entry ⚪ $38.67 – First Target / TP1 🟢 $36.75 – Final Target / TP2 📉 Trade Execution & Risk Management 📊 Volume Confirmation – Ensure strong selling pressure below $40.30 before entering. 📉 Trailing Stop Strategy – Move SL to breakeven ($40.30) after hitting TP1 ($38.67). 💰 Partial Profit Booking Strategy: ✔ Take 50% profits at $38.67, let the rest run to $36.75. ✔ Adjust SL to breakeven ($40.30) after TP1 is hit. ⚠️ Fake Breakdown Risk: ❌ If price moves back above $40.30, exit early to limit losses. ❌ Wait for a strong bearish candle close before entering aggressively. 🚀 Final Thoughts ✔ Bearish Setup – Breakdown signals downside potential. ✔ Momentum Shift Possible – Watch for volume confirmation. ✔ Favorable Risk-Reward Ratio – 1:2.54 R/R to TP2. 💡 Stick to the plan, manage risk, and trade smart! 📉🔥 🔗 Hashtags for Engagement: #BankOfAmerica 📉 #BAC 📊 #StockTrading 📉 #TradingNews 📰 #MarketUpdate 🔥 #Investing 💰 #ShortTrade 📉 #Stocks 📈 #ProfittoPath 🏆 #SwingTrading 🔄 #DayTrading ⚡ #TechnicalAnalysis 📉 #StockSignals 📊 #FinancialFreedom 💡 #MarketTrends 📊 #StockAlerts 🔔 #TradeSmart 🤓 #Bearish 📉 #RiskManagement ⚠️ #TradingCommunity 🤝 #SmartTrading 💰 #MarketAnalysis 📊 #TrendBreakdown 🚀
NYSE:BACShort
by ProfittoPath
Bank of America (BAC) Shares Drop Over 6%Bank of America (BAC) Shares Drop Over 6% On 18 February, we reported that Warren Buffett was selling bank stocks, including Bank of America (BAC) and Citigroup (C). This proved to be a sharp decision, as yesterday: → Bank of America (BAC) shares fell by 6.34% → Citigroup (C) shares fell by 6.25% As a result, BAC stock hit its lowest level of 2025. Why Did Bank of America (BAC) and Citigroup (C) Shares Decline? Investor bearish sentiment may have been driven by concerns over: → New US tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada → The risk of renewed inflation growth amid an economic slowdown This led to a broader decline in financial sector stocks yesterday. Technical Analysis of Bank of America (BAC) The chart shows that in 2024, the price was in an upward trend (illustrated by the blue channel), but the $48 level proved too strong for bulls to break. Key observations: → In mid-February, a bearish breakout occurred below the channel, and in early March, the same level acted as resistance → The $44 level has influenced the trend in the past and could now act as resistance again → A drop below the late-December low may indicate a Change of Character (ChoCh) pattern, signalling a potential market shift BAC Stock Price Forecasts Analysts remain optimistic. According to TipRanks: → 17 out of 19 analysts recommend buying BAC stock → The average 12-month price target for BAC is $53 Trade on TradingView with FXOpen. Consider opening an account and access over 700 markets with tight spreads from 0.0 pips and low commissions from $1.50 per lot. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
NYSE:BAC
by FXOpen
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Bank of America (BAC) Scalping Strategy🔥 Market Overview: Trend: Short-term consolidation, overall bearish bias. Key Levels: Resistance: $44.10, $44.50 Support: $43.70, $43.30 Indicators: EMA9 below EMA200 → Bearish trend still in play. MACD near zero → No strong momentum, market indecisive. RSI at 48.87 → Neutral, no strong divergence. Risk of Short Squeeze? Low—only if price breaks $44.10. Market Maker Activity: Weak accumulation, still under resistance. 🔥 Scalping Strategy: 🩸 1. Momentum Scalping (If Breakout Above $44.10) Buy near: $44.10 Target: $44.50 Stop-loss: $43.90 Risk-to-Reward: 1:2 🩸 2. Range Scalping (If Price Holds $43.70 - $44.10) Buy near: $43.70 Sell near: $44.10 Stop-loss: $43.50 Profit Potential: ~1.2% 🩸 3. Breakout Scalping (If Below $43.70) Short below: $43.70 Target: $43.30 Stop-loss: $43.90 Risk-to-Reward: 1:3 🔥 Mid-Term Trend Forecast (1-3 Weeks): If $44.10 holds, BAC could push towards $44.50 - $45.00. If $43.70 fails, expect a drop to $43.30. 🔥 News & Market Context: Bank of America released a $585B Euro Medium-Term Note prospectus → Neutral impact. Stock closed flat today → No significant buying or selling pressure. Earnings in 48 days → No major catalyst in the short term. 👑 Trade Rating (1-10): Range Scalping: 6/10 (Market is slow, needs breakout). Momentum Long Above $44.10: 7/10 (Breakout setup, but weak momentum). Short Below $43.70: 9/10 (Best risk-reward setup). 🔥 Decision: 🩸 Short-term Play: Range scalping $43.70 - $44.10 until a breakout. 🩸 Mid-term Play: Break above $44.10 = long; below $43.70 = short. 🩸 Ideal Play: More downside risk—short setup is stronger. 👑 Final Verdict: Weak price action, better for short plays. 🔥 LucanInvestor's Quote: "A market that hesitates is a market ready to fall."
NYSE:BAC
by LucanInvestor
Bank of America Wave Analysis – 7 February 2025 - Bank of America reversed from resistance level 47.80 - Likely to fall to support level 46.00 Bank of America recently reversed down from the resistance zone located between the major resistance level 47.80 (which also stopped the earlier minor impulse wave 1 at the end of last year) and the upper weekly Bollinger Band. The previous downward reversal from the resistance level 47.80 created the daily Japanese candlesticks reversal pattern Evening Star. Given the strength of the resistance level 47.80 and the bearish divergence on the daily RSI, Bank of America can be expected to fall to the next support level 46.00.
NYSE:BACShort
by FxProGlobal
Speculative Madness: The Market’s Bubble Stocks Some stocks areSpeculative Madness: The Market’s Bubble Stocks Some stocks aren't just overvalued—they're in full speculative bubble mode. Fundamentals? Irrelevant. When euphoria takes over, rationality disappears. Here’s my list of bubble stocks that scream unsustainable pricing: SBUX, T, PLTR, BMY, PYPL, NFLX, GS, ISRG, ARM, C, SHOP, BSX, SPOT, UBS, IBKR, RELX, CEG, CRWD, MSTR, MMM, DASH, COF... And let’s not forget the obvious: TSLA, META, AMZN, AVGO, GOOGL, JPM, MA, V, WMT. Honestly, the entire banking sector, brokers, and tech are in bubble territory. What the hell is going on with this market? Why are algos just buying, buying, buying, squeezing all the shorts?! Unbelievable. The dump will be insannnnnnnne!!! 🚨
NYSE:BACShort
by Maximus20000
A strategic long position for BOFA as potential gains emerge- Key Insights: Bank of America is navigating through a bullish market trend yet is hyper-aware of impending volatility. Maintain a close eye on key entry points as earnings reports approach. Support levels at $41.30 may provide a buffer against pullbacks, while resistance is positioned at $49.30, making strategic long positions viable for the short term. - Price Targets: Next week targets: T1: $47.50, T2: $49.00. Stop levels: S1: $44.00, S2: $41.00. - Recent Performance: Bank of America has shown resilience amidst market fluctuations, recently trading in line with broader S&P 500 trends. However, it has also mirrored a slight downturn of over 1.5% in the wake of pending earnings announcements, indicating susceptibility to broader market corrections. - Expert Analysis: Analysts advise caution in new trades due to possible market pullbacks, particularly given Bank of America’s earnings on the horizon. Market sentiment remains mixed, influenced by broader economic aspects and external factors like UK borrowing costs affecting currency trading. Brian Moynihan’s transformative leadership has helped steady the bank during turbulent times. - News Impact: The impending earnings reports from a cadre of major financial institutions, including Bank of America, are anticipated to pivot market dynamics. Additionally, speculation about integrating cryptocurrencies within Bank of America’s operations is attracting attention and could symbolize a forward-looking approach to innovation in banking, further refining investor sentiment.
NYSE:BACLong
by CrowdWisdomTrading