What is Bank of America's relative strength ranking as noted?

• A. Above 80
• B. Below 50
• C. Around 60
• D. Above 90

Answer: (A)

Relative strength ranking measures how a stock’s price performance stacks up against the overall market over a set period. A higher number means stronger relative performance. If Bank of America’s ranking is above 80, that signals its price trend has outperformed the vast majority of stocks over the period, placing it in strong momentum territory. It’s a sign of leadership and potential continued outperformance, not just a blip. The other ranges describe weaker or even more extreme signals: below 50 suggests underperformance relative to most stocks, around 60 is solid but not standout, and above 90 would be an exceptionally rare, near-elite level. The note’s indication of above 80 fits a high-m strength reading.