BAC Options Flow
Bank of America Corporation
Track BAC options flow, gamma exposure, and unusual activity in real-time.
Recent BAC Options Flow
Live institutional order flow from the Options Flow scanner
| Time | Type | Strike | Expiry | Premium | Sentiment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3:52 PM | CALL SWEEP | $39 | 3/21/26 | $267,000 | BULLISH |
| 3:18 PM | PUT BLOCK | $38 | 2/28/26 | $189,000 | BEARISH |
| 2:45 PM | CALL SWEEP | $40 | 4/17/26 | $345,000 | BULLISH |
| 2:12 PM | CALL BLOCK | $39.5 | 3/21/26 | $445,000 | BULLISH |
| 1:38 PM | PUT SWEEP | $38.5 | 3/7/26 | $234,000 | BEARISH |
| 12:52 PM | CALL BLOCK | $41 | 4/17/26 | $567,000 | BULLISH |
| 11:28 AM | PUT SWEEP | $37 | 2/28/26 | $145,000 | NEUTRAL |
| 10:45 AM | CALL BLOCK | $42 | 4/17/26 | $645,000 | BULLISH |
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BAC Gamma Exposure Dashboard
Interactive GEX analysis with heatmap, chart, and table views
| Strike | 2/21 | 2/24 | 2/28 | 3/21 | 3/7 | 4/18 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $39 | 24.5M | 20.8M | 17.1M | 9.8M | 13.5M | 6.1M |
| $38 | 3.2M | 2.7M | 2.3M | 1.3M | 1.8M | 805K |
| $37 | -3.9M | -3.3M | -2.7M | -1.5M | -2.1M | -966K |
BAC Options Market Statistics
Key metrics for Bank of America Corporation
About BAC Options
Bank of America is the second-largest U.S. bank with massive consumer deposit base and trading operations. Options flow in BAC reveals positioning around interest rates, loan growth, and credit quality. BAC is leveraged to net interest margin - it benefits more than peers from rate hikes.
Reading BAC Options Flow
BAC flow concentrates around earnings and Fed meetings. Watch for call sweeps when yield curve steepens or consumer loan demand accelerates. The stock's high institutional ownership means flow is cleaner than smaller banks. Put buying often reflects recession hedging, not BAC-specific concerns.
BAC Gamma Exposure Insights
BAC gamma exposure exhibits tight clustering at $1 intervals due to low stock price and high options volume. Dealers are long gamma most of the time, creating stable trading. When BAC GEX flips negative, it signals banking sector stress or credit concerns. Watch for gamma walls at round dollars ($35, $40, $45).
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Frequently Asked Questions
BAC options flow tracks institutional positioning in Bank of America options, driven by interest rate trends, consumer lending, and deposit growth. BAC flow is highly sensitive to Fed policy - call sweeps spike when rates rise (NIM expansion expectations).
BAC GEX reveals dealer positioning and banking sector health. Positive GEX at $1 intervals creates tight trading ranges. The stock's defensive nature keeps dealers long gamma. GEX flips signal credit concerns or recession fears - check regional bank flow for confirmation.
Unusual BAC activity often precedes interest rate shifts or earnings beats. Large call sweeps ahead of Fed rate hikes signal bullish positioning on NIM expansion. Put blocks during rallies may be recession hedges. BAC flow leads regional banks - it's the sector bellwether.
BAC has a higher proportion of consumer deposits (checking/savings) compared to JPM's more diversified business. This makes BAC's net interest margin more sensitive to Fed rate changes. When rates rise, BAC benefits more; when rates fall, it suffers more. Options flow reflects this rate sensitivity.
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