iShares Short-Term California Muni Active ETF (CALI)
CALI moved a median of -0.01% 30 minutes after news, and +0.16% by the close. How CALI actually reacts to news — the realized, point-in-time move the market made, measured across 114 labeled events over its full measured history with zero look-ahead.
CALI’s median reaction, across the day.
| Horizon | Median | % positive | Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-min | 0.00% | 32% | 104 |
| 30-min | -0.01% | 33% | 104 |
| 60-min | -0.01% | 41% | 104 |
| to close | +0.16% | 50% | 106 |
| Middle 50% of CALI reactions | -2.57% to +0.83% |
|---|---|
| Median reaction (30-min) | -0.01% |
| Measured reactions | 114 |
Half of all iShares Short-Term California Muni Active ETF news events land between -2.57% and +0.83% at 30 minutes.
Reaction stats as of 2026-09-21. Newest measured event . Reaction = percent move vs. the price at the news timestamp.
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Where else CALI is measured.
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| Ticker | Events | Median 30-min | % positive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linde plc - Ordinary Shares (LIN) | 272 | -0.06% | 43% |
| SARATOGA INVESTMENT CORP 6.75 NOTES (SAB) | 4 | +3.71% | 100% |
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How the numbers are made.
How is iShares Short-Term California Muni Active ETF's median reaction calculated?
Every labeled CALI news event is measured from its own timestamp: the last trade before the news is the base price, and the move is read at fixed horizons — 30 minutes of trading, then the close. The median across 114 events is what this page reports. Point-in-time, zero look-ahead: no event borrows information from a later one.
What counts as a positive reaction?
Any event whose price move is above zero at the horizon, relative to the last trade before the news timestamp. 33% of CALI's measured events are up at 30 minutes; the rest close the window flat or negative.
How often is this page updated?
The news table refreshes automatically as new events are labeled and priced. The reaction medians are re-pulled in batches from the dataset — the figures here are as of 2026-09-21.
Does CALI's past reaction predict its next one?
No. These are realized facts about past events, not forecasts. They describe a distribution — they say nothing certain about any future move.