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December 5, 2010.

Monday, December 6, 2010

$$ Miniscule Volume Today

In a full day of trading with no obvious vacation disruption, SPY traded ~99 million shares today (the count as of 3:24 pm central).  To put this in context, SPY volume has not traded below 100M shares in the last 2 years except for half days or days where the first stringers were likely to be on vacation, and the second stringers were running the show:

Nov 26, 2010 (half day after Thanksgiving = vacation/second stringers).

Dec 24-31, 2009 (half day on Dec 24, followed by short week to close the year = vacation/second stringers).

Dec 22, 2009 (second stringers).

Dec 24-26, 2008 (half day plus vacation = second stringers).

The 200-day moving average of volume in SPY is over 205M shares per day.

5 comments:

  1. It would be nice to see volume pick up on this sell off if this late afternoon move carries into tomorrow.

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  2. Hannaka is the 1st throught 9th.
    so, wouldn't mid holiday be a time of second stringers?

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  3. similar to low volume proceded sell off around April

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  4. Maybe people are waiting for tax cut news.

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  5. We need constitutional amendments to stop the economic suicide and save democracy. God bless America.

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