Bank of America's press release moved BAC -0.09% in the first 5 minutes
BAC moved -0.09% in five minutes.
· PR Web · Press release · Realized reaction, point-in-time, zero look-ahead.
Treasury Curve Appoints Industry Veteran Jeff Stallard as Vice President, Client Operations
Via PR Web
How BAC reacted after the announcement.
| Horizon | Reaction | BAC median |
|---|---|---|
| 30 sec | -0.03% | — |
| 1 min | -0.09% | — |
| 5 min | -0.09% | — |
| 10 min | -0.09% | — |
| 30 min | -0.09% | +0.04% |
| 60 min | -0.09% | — |
| 90 min | -0.09% | — |
| 120 min | -0.09% | — |
| to close | — | -0.10% |
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A hatched rung is a threshold the price never touched inside the measured window — not a missing measurement. Most news never moves a large-cap by 5% either way, so a mostly empty ladder is the finding, not a gap in the data.
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Each row is measured from the price at the news to that horizon independently, so the ladder is not cumulative and a later row can sit above an earlier one. “Available” is a date, not a gap: that horizon has not elapsed yet for this event, and it is computed from the event’s own timestamp rather than from the data. An em dash is the other case — the horizon passed and no return was recorded.
Five minutes after the news, BAC had moved -0.09%; the to-close reaction for this event is not yet labeled.
Impact: Neutral. Reaction = percent move vs. the price at the news timestamp. Sources below.
BAC’s news landed in the main session, which closed -0.09%.
- Mainprior session
- After-hours4:00 – 8:00 PM
- Overnightno tape
- Pre-market4:00 – 9:30 AM
- Main session9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Segment widths are fixed, so two events on different days sit in comparable places. Hatched segments are real elapsed time with no tape to measure — the overnight halt is not a gap in the data. This event carries no intraday receipt time, so it is not pinned to a minute.
| Window | What it answers | Anchor price | Result | vs S&P 500 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All | From the news to the first main-session close, across every session in between. | 53.20same anchor as the main session | -0.09% | — |
| After-hours | The move between the closing bell and the overnight halt. | — | not measured | — |
| Pre-market | The move between the pre-market open and the opening bell. | — | not measured | — |
| Main | The move inside the regular session, from the news to the close. | 53.20the price at the news | not measured | — |
The main-session result is measured upstream against the price at the news; the all-sessions result is computed here from its own anchor and close, so the two can differ in the last decimal. The adjusted column subtracts the S&P 500’s move over the same main-session span — there is no index anchor for the all-sessions span, so that cell stays empty rather than borrowing this one. After-hours and pre-market are measured upstream but populate on a small minority of events, so this page does not request them. Those rows are unmeasured, not empty.
Where this BAC event came from, and what the tape did with it.
Bank of America issued a press release, carried via PR Web, on Oct 1, 2026. It was one of 2 Bank of America headlines News Quantified labeled that day, so its measurement window overlaps with the others on a shared tape. The same session also carried Bank of America's "Bank of America Personal Retirement Strategy Surpasses $100 Billion…", each measured on its own clock.
Against the price at the news timestamp, BAC moved -0.09% after five minutes. Because several releases shared that day, their measurement windows overlap and no single headline cleanly owns the move.
This is the alert you’d have received.
Treasury Curve Appoints Industry Veteran Jeff Stallard as Vice President, Client Operations
Track BAC and you’ll get one email like this the next time it moves on news — the headline, the measured reaction, and how it compares to BAC’s baseline. Nothing else.
Set up BAC alerts →How this compares to BAC’s usual reaction.
Across 2,000+ labeled events, BAC’s median 30-minute reaction to all news is +0.04% (55% up); by the close it is -0.10%.
| Middle 50% of BAC reactions | -0.26% to +0.35% |
|---|---|
| Median reaction (30-min) | +0.04% |
| This event | -0.09% |
| Measured reactions | 2,000+ |
Half of all Bank of America news events land between -0.26% and +0.35% at 30 minutes; this one is a single draw from that distribution.
You just saw one reaction. There are 26M+ more.
See the full BAC reaction history →BAC’s session ranged -0.10% to +0.05% against the price at the news.
5.9M shares against a 30-day average of 27.1M.
What the average share actually traded at across the session, rather than at any one print.
The 20-day average true range into this session was 1.14. BAC carries no market-cap or price-to-earnings figure on this record, and no short interest, so none is shown.
Email me when BAC moves on news.
One email per qualifying move — the headline, the measured reaction, and how it compares to BAC's baseline. Nothing else.
How comparable BAC events have landed.
Across 4 other recent Bank of America press release events, the median close-day reaction was -0.85%. Each is measured the same way, from its own news timestamp.
8 more BAC events, each measured the same way.
Recent BAC events, each with its measured reaction8
That same day, across the market5
Same measurement, same clock, different names — each headline measured from its own news timestamp, point-in-time.
Peer tickers, measured the same way4
Every US ticker is measured the same way, from its own news timestamp. Browse all tickers →
BAC carried 1 other record that day.
Each was measured the same way, from its own timestamp.
| Record | Event | 5-min | To close |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bank of America Personal Retirement Strategy Surpasses $100 Billion as Demand for Personalized Retirement Solutions Accelerates | Press release | +0.60% | — |
How the numbers are made.
How was BAC's -0.09% reaction measured?
From the news timestamp, not the trading day: News Quantified takes the last trade before this press release as the base price and measures the move five minutes of trading later — point-in-time, zero look-ahead. The same clock produced the to-close figure.
What is Bank of America's median reaction, and how does this event compare?
Bank of America's median is drawn from 2,000+ labeled events; at 30 minutes it sits at +0.04%, and -0.10% by the close. This event's move is one draw from that distribution — ordinary or outlier, the chart's median ticks show which.
2 Bank of America headlines shared Oct 1, 2026. Whose reaction is this?
Each of the 2 same-day Bank of America events is measured from its own timestamp, but their windows overlap on one tape, so we show the cluster rather than pretending a single headline owns the move.
Does -0.09% predict Bank of America's next reaction?
No. -0.09% is a realized fact about Oct 1, 2026, not a forecast. Past reactions describe a distribution; they say nothing certain about any future move.
How to cite this reaction.
News Quantified. "Treasury Curve Appoints Industry Veteran Jeff Stallard as Vice President, Client Operations." BAC realized price reaction, Oct 1, 2026. Retrieved from https://newsquantified.com/tickers/bac/news/treasury-curve-appoints-industry-veteran-jeff-stallard-as-2026-10-01
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