Is protection on Bank of America cheap or dear today, how did the past month play out, and how did the judgments we filed on Bank of America settle? Updated after every close, with right and wrong judgments alike left on the record.
Data date 10.07
I
Where it stands today
30-day / one-year implied vol (%)28.02 / 27.3
The two are about level: nothing near-term is being priced on its own.
Data date 10.07. Implied vols are read once before each close.
II
The last 30 trading days
One-year and 30-day implied vol, day by day. The short line jumping while the long line holds means only the near-term event is being repriced; the long line rising too means the whole story is.
The latest P/E (2026.10.02) is 12.4, the 48th percentile of 112 readings since 1995 (0 is the cheapest in that history, 100 the dearest; past readings are taken at quarter-ends). Bank of America is compared only with its own past.
At the latest quarter-end: ROE 11.1% (2026.06.30).
As of 2026.10.03, updated weekly. Full profit, return, valuation and dividend charts are in the Financials stock view.
IV
Every case we filed on it
Each judgment is written down with its test before the fact, settled by that test, and left standing when wrong. These are all the cases that name Bank of America, none removed. Open one for the original filing.
4cases since 09.14
4settled
0open
09.18Stocks price the hike as an event and bonds as three or four moreAlso: GS, XLF, JPM, C, WFCWithdrawn
Settlement Withdrawn: Goldman one-year implied vol fell from 36.15 to 33.52, through the 34.14 line; the other layers got dearer while bank insurance stayed flat.
Original filing and test, archived verbatim in Chinese
09.14Protection sellers treated the bank guidance as new information and did not treat the letter as new informationAlso: GS, WFC, JPM, C, MU, SNDK, INTC, AMD, AVGO, NVDA, TSMconfirmed
Settlement confirmed
Original filing and test, archived verbatim in Chinese
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