What happened to the NYSE volume?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by jedwards, Mar 8, 2010.

  1. I've been tracking volume on NYSE since 2007.

    This year, it's the lowest year since I don't know how long. It's barely keeping it's head above 1 billion shares per day, where as since 2007 at this point it should be trading over 1.5 billion.

    The volume has dropped by 33%. Where did this volume go, and what does that mean?

    Raging bull market on dropping volume... it's can't be a good sign, could it?
     
  2. tgtrader

    tgtrader

    Volume has definitely been on the lighter end, but I think that the actual number recorded publicly is smaller than in reality... over the past two years, the use and accessibility of dark pools has increased. I'm not sure, but I don't think those trades are included in total NYSE/NASDAQ volume. With that being said, I think the NASDAQ is trying to get a system where all dark pools report their volume publicly.
     
  3. wait till summer:D :D :D :D :D
     
  4. It will probably be a hugely active summer, just watch. Things are back asswards these days

    :D

     
  5. pt199

    pt199

    Does anyone know if ETF volume is counted as NYSE volume?
    Do all ETF's trade through the NYSE?