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BAC insider buying: Form 4 purchases

As of 2026-09-17, SEC EDGAR shows 6 insider purchase filings (Form 4, transaction code P) for BANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/ (BAC) among the 15 most recent Form 4 filings reviewed. The most recent was filed 2026-08-20 by BANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/, 100 shares at $7.45 per share (accession 0000070858-26-000451).

Sampled Form 4 filings for BAC

BAC Form 4 filings
FiledCodeReporting ownerSharesPrice / shareAccessionSource
PPurchaseBANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/100$7.450000070858-26-000451Filing ↗
PPurchaseBANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/4,797$12.290000070858-26-000439Filing ↗
PPurchaseBANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/1$10.190000070858-26-000411Filing ↗
PPurchaseBANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/7$10.200000070858-26-000409Filing ↗
PPurchaseBANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/9$10.240000070858-26-000368Filing ↗
PPurchaseBANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/437$6.540000070858-26-000357Filing ↗

What "insider buying" means on a Form 4

A Form 4 reports a change in beneficial ownership by an officer, director, or 10%+ owner within two business days of the transaction. Transaction code P marks an open-market or private purchase; it is the code most people mean by "insider buying." Codes S (sale), A (award or grant), M (exercise), F (tax withholding), and G (gift) describe other, non-purchase activity and should not be counted as buying. A purchase filing does not certify that the trade was discretionary: read the footnotes and the ownership relationship before drawing a conclusion. Open-market or private purchase. Read the footnotes.

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Frequently asked questions

Has BAC had any insider buying recently?

Yes. SEC EDGAR shows 6 Form 4 filing(s) coded P (purchase) for BANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/ in the sample reviewed as of 2026-09-17. See the accession numbers above and open each filing on sec.gov to read the footnotes.

Does an insider purchase mean the stock will go up?

No. A reported Form 4 purchase is not an investment recommendation and does not predict future price movement. It can reflect routine compensation-plan activity, personal financial planning, or one officer’s view, not the company’s prospects. Always read the filing and its footnotes.

Reference sources

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