Bank of America (BAC) option chain
The BAC chain is not available right now; the page refreshes hourly and never estimates quotes.
Price is the bid/ask mid, else the last trade, else the day's close; a dash means no positive price exists. Strikes within 10% of spot; the full chain, every expiration and the Greeks are in the scanner.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does the BAC option chain show?
- Every listed call and put for Bank of America (BAC) by expiration and strike with its bid, ask, resolved price, today's volume, open interest, implied volatility and delta. This page shows the two nearest expirations and strikes within 10% of the stock price; the app shows the full chain.
- Why do some prices show a dash?
- Outside market hours the quote feed reports zero bids and asks. The page then uses the last trade or the day's close; when none of those is a positive number it shows a dash rather than a made-up price.
- How is the BAC expected move calculated?
- Stock price × the at-the-money implied volatility of the nearest expiration × √(1/365): a one-day, one-standard-deviation range. The glossary entry on expected move explains how to use it.
Rank every BAC play in this chain
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