ZIONZIONS BANCORPORATION, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
This is the year ZION has to prove it can outperform the regional bank sector, and the next catalyst — the Fall Investor Conference & C on 2026-09-09 — is the first test. The stock is anchored at $68.37, with a bull target of $73.40 and a bear fallback of $69.38, leaning slightly bullish at 51%. The conference is a critical moment for the bank to show progress on its capital return strategy, regulatory clarity, and the broader macroeconomic environment. If the company can deliver a clear narrative on these fronts, it could push the stock toward the bull path, setting the stage for a more aggressive run as the year unfolds.
The Read
Zions Bancorporation's stock mixed after Q1 2026 earnings due to an EPS beat from strong net interest income and fee income but was capped by rising expenses and a revenue miss, then rallied 3%.
The schedule
- Wed9Sep
- Thu5Nov
- Tue9Feb
- Mon10May
- Mon9Aug
Past
- Thu6Aug
Actual outcome: Bull · $71.00 at outcome
Zions Bancorporation reported Q2 2026 EPS of $1.56, exactly meeting analyst estimates. The stock's bullish trajectory was driven by strong capital return initiatives announced just prior to the release, including a dividend increase and a $75 million share repurchase authorization for Q3. Additionally, the strategic acquisition of a multifamily agency lending platform from Basis Investment Group reinforced investor confidence in the bank's growth and capital position.
- Sun26Apr
Actual outcome: Mixed · $62.45 at outcome
Zions Bancorporation reported mixed Q1 results, delivering an EPS beat driven by strong net interest income, higher fee income, and improving credit quality. However, rising expenses and a revenue miss tempered the overall outlook, keeping the stock relatively flat and preventing a breakout toward the bull target despite a newly announced $225 million share repurchase program.