Bank of America (BAC)

S&P 500 · Top 100 by market cap · Financials · data since 1973-02-21 · last close 2026-07-24

1d
+1.26%
7d
+1.27%
30d
+7.48%
YTD
+13.46%
1y
+30.35%

Bank of America (BAC) monthly returns (%)

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2026-3.3-6.3-1.69.7-3.510.48.9·····
20255.3-0.4-8.9-4.410.77.9-0.17.32.23.60.43.0
20241.02.29.8-2.48.10.11.41.1-2.05.413.6-7.0
20237.1-3.3-16.12.4-5.14.111.5-9.7-4.5-3.816.710.4
20223.7-4.2-6.3-13.44.3-15.88.6-0.6-9.619.35.0-12.0
2021-2.217.112.04.84.6-2.3-7.08.82.212.6-6.90.5
2020-6.8-13.2-25.013.30.3-0.84.83.5-5.8-1.618.88.3
201915.52.7-5.110.8-13.09.65.8-10.36.77.26.66.3
20188.40.3-6.2-0.2-2.5-2.99.50.2-4.3-6.73.3-12.8
20172.49.0-4.1-1.1-3.78.3-0.6-0.56.18.13.34.8
2016-16.0-11.58.47.71.6-10.09.211.9-3.05.428.54.6
2015-15.34.4-2.43.53.63.55.0-8.6-4.37.73.9-3.2
20147.6-1.34.1-12.00.01.6-0.85.56.30.7-0.75.3
2013-2.5-0.78.51.111.0-5.813.5-3.3-2.21.213.2-1.5
201228.211.920.1-15.3-9.311.3-10.38.910.75.55.817.9
20112.94.1-6.7-7.9-4.3-6.6-11.4-15.8-25.111.6-20.22.2
20100.89.87.2-0.1-11.7-8.6-2.3-11.35.2-12.6-4.421.9
2009-53.3-40.073.130.926.217.212.118.9-3.8-13.88.7-4.9
20087.0-10.0-3.0-1.0-9.4-28.437.8-5.314.6-30.9-32.8-11.4
2007-1.5-2.30.4-0.20.7-3.6-3.06.90.5-4.0-4.5-9.3
2006-4.23.70.49.6-2.0-0.67.11.04.10.61.0-0.8
2005-1.30.6-4.52.12.8-0.6-4.4-0.1-2.23.96.00.6
20041.30.6-0.2-0.63.32.80.55.8-2.73.43.32.5
20030.7-1.2-2.510.80.27.44.5-4.0-0.5-3.0-0.47.8
20020.12.46.46.64.6-6.4-5.55.4-8.19.40.40.2
200117.3-4.88.02.36.81.36.0-3.3-4.21.04.03.5
2000-3.5-5.015.3-6.614.2-22.410.214.2-2.3-8.2-15.714.9
199911.2-2.38.91.3-9.614.1-9.5-8.8-7.315.7-9.0-13.6
1998-1.514.47.14.2-0.72.14.0-27.9-6.37.513.4-7.1
199710.611.0-7.08.8-2.510.310.3-16.14.1-3.30.41.9
19960.46.48.6-0.31.62.64.1-1.02.88.59.9-5.0
19953.38.01.8-1.514.3-5.34.710.39.6-2.29.6-2.6
19943.6-2.8-6.414.26.9-7.28.50.8-12.11.0-8.30.6
19934.6-0.52.9-9.2-4.25.31.53.10.0-9.52.04.0
19928.08.3-3.55.0-2.63.2-3.4-6.03.54.29.82.0
199122.94.019.86.514.2-14.4-2.812.2-7.84.9-8.019.5
1990-9.26.8-12.9-1.92.9-3.2-4.3-8.1-34.5-19.339.1-3.2
198910.111.37.22.529.6-3.518.2-2.00.7-10.0-0.2-1.3
198821.07.7-11.24.46.611.5-3.615.45.11.3-4.81.4
198711.63.62.4-6.4-0.511.1-3.910.4-10.6-24.6-2.2-2.8
1986-4.418.8-3.68.13.7-2.0-11.87.9-11.3-2.2-1.7-0.2
19854.5-4.72.88.24.44.8-5.2-8.5-7.011.46.48.7
19841.4-7.7-1.5-1.0-7.03.23.615.63.511.3-4.913.9
19834.011.58.110.61.00.0-0.93.4-3.3-8.25.88.4
19820.8-2.5-6.02.7-6.2-3.8-5.910.411.332.2-5.11.4
19810.010.210.9-1.5-6.27.4-11.4-6.90.06.56.1-2.5
19802.8-12.5-7.118.76.52.65.1-2.4-12.4-0.90.02.9
19796.3-7.82.16.3-5.914.66.44.3-5.7-18.323.4-6.0
19783.3-1.1-2.114.32.9-2.810.65.20.0-21.55.3-4.0
1977-6.2-4.49.20.0-2.1-5.44.5-8.73.6-3.53.64.6
197611.56.95.4-5.1-16.19.0-2.4-2.43.7-3.60.019.8
197545.010.3-5.27.74.12.0-12.5-3.3-12.5-14.33.014.7
1974-12.0-8.32.8-6.9-22.1-15.8-27.5-11.2-39.833.9-21.7-7.7
1973·0.02.0-5.37.3-10.813.1-1.32.60.0-12.414.9
Avg2.90.92.22.51.1-0.01.90.2-2.80.42.22.2

Values in %. Current and first-listed months are partial (greyed).

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Seasonality — average by calendar month

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg+2.9%+0.9%+2.1%+2.5%+1.1%0.0%+1.7%+0.2%-2.8%+0.4%+2.2%+2.2%
Win rate68%/5352%/5454%/5456%/5456%/5452%/5455%/5349%/5340%/5355%/5360%/5360%/53

Win rate = share of positive months / sample size.

Risk & extremes

Max drawdown
-93.4%
Worst peak-to-trough fall on record
Monthly volatility
±10.4%
Std. dev. of monthly returns
Positive months
55%
Share of completed months in the green
Best month
+73.13%
2009-03
Worst month
-53.27%
2009-01
Longest streaks
8▲ / 7▼
Consecutive up / down months

Drawdown & rolling returns

-92%-46%0%

Percent below the all-time high at each month-end — how far underwater the asset was.

About Bank of America

Bank of America has survived more market cycles than most coins have months — with price receipts on this site going back to 1973. And the long game: $100 at its first close here (1973) would be about $3,798 today.

Did you know?

  • Its best month on record was March 2009 at +73.13%; its worst, January 2009 at -53.27%.

Trivia for entertainment — the numbers come from our price data; the jokes don't.