Ticker: BAC

Bank of America

Finance Financials Banks - Diversified
Price 62.42
Reco Buy Potential 70 Risk 41 Updated 2026-07-27

Forecast impact

limited
Target +4.8% target fill 95.5%
Reaction D5 -0.45% · D10 pending market trust
Impact Potential 0 · Risk 0 valid until 2026-08-14

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Description

Company and Business Model

Bank of America is a multinational financial services corporation providing a range of banking and financial products. Its core services include consumer banking, wealth management, investment banking, and trading. Major business segments consist of Consumer Banking, Global Wealth & Investment Management, Global Banking, and Global Markets. The primary revenue sources are interest income from loans and fees from various financial services.

Investment Profile

The stock is characterized by a moderate dividend yield, appealing to income-focused investors, while also showing potential for capital appreciation. However, recent revenue declines and elevated risk factors suggest a cautious approach. This profile may suit balanced investors looking for a mix of income and growth, with a focus on stability over aggressive expansion.

Fundamental metrics (experimental) Updated: 2026-07-27
EPS (TTM) — earnings per share for the last 12 months, $
4.09
Revenue QoQ — quarter-over-quarter revenue growth
-39.1%
EPS surprise
2.3%
20d volatility
1.1%
Dividend yield
2.3%
last ex-date
2026-03-06
AI recommendation changes
Date Before After Reason
2026-07-16 Hold Buy Strong momentum and solid EPS surprise support growth outlook.
2026-07-14 Buy Hold Weak revenue growth offsets solid EPS performance.
2026-07-05 Hold Buy Solid fundamentals but mixed momentum signals.
Analyst forecasts
Date Analyst Action Target Price Then
2026-07-15 Truist Financial Target Raised 64 → 65 61.74
2026-07-15 Argus Research Target Raised 62 → 70 61.79
2026-07-15 RBC Capital Target Raised 59 → 65 60.62
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