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PLBCPlumas Bancorp

The Read

Plumas Bancorp's stock historically trended upward on earnings releases and Fed policy decisions, with a median absolute move of ~6%.
Nov 4, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release
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The schedule

  • Wed4Nov
  • Wed16Dec
  • Sun14Feb
  • Wed5May

Past

  • Wed9Sep
  • Wed5Aug

    Actual outcome: Bull · $61.65 at outcome

    Plumas Bancorp reported Q2 2026 EPS of $1.40, perfectly matching analyst estimates. The in-line results reassured the market regarding the bank's net interest margin stability and loan growth, allowing the stock to drift upward and surpass the $61.50 bull target. Continued institutional accumulation and the bank's strong dividend profile further supported the positive price action in the weeks following the release.

    Market reaction to Plumas Bancorp's Q2 2026 financial results, focusing on NIM stability and loan growth.

  • Wed17Jun

    Actual outcome: Bull · $58.84 at outcome

    The stock rallied following the FOMC policy decision, as the market digested the rate environment's favorable implications for Plumas Bancorp's net interest margin and deposit costs. Positive sentiment was further bolstered by the company's recognition as a top dividend stock, highlighting its strong shareholder returns and supporting the upward momentum well past the bull target.

    Market digestion of the FOMC rate decision and its forward implications on Plumas Bancorp's net interest margin and deposit costs.

  • Wed6May

    Actual outcome: Bull · $52.96 at outcome

    Plumas Bancorp reported Q1 2026 EPS of $1.58, exactly matching consensus estimates. The stock trended upward toward the bull target as the in-line results reassured investors that the bank is effectively managing loan growth and deposit costs without significant margin compression. This fundamental stability in a challenging rate environment allowed shares to continue their momentum near 52-week highs.

    Q1 2026 results will show how Plumas Bancorp is managing loan growth and deposit costs in the current rate environment; with the stock at $49.89 near its 52-week high, a clean beat with stable credit and solid margin could push shares toward $54.00, while any signs of NIM compression or rising delinquencies could send the stock back toward $54.00 as investors reset expectations.