30 billion shares traded! U.S. stocks have made history, but liquidity remains poor

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2025.04.10 01:51
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Overnight, the trading volume of all U.S. stock exchanges exceeded 30 billion shares, breaking the record of 29 billion shares on Monday and setting the highest trading volume record in the history of U.S. stocks. ETFs accounted for 37% of today's total trading volume (the year-to-date average is 28%). According to Goldman Sachs, liquidity remains poor, with the book depth of the S&P 500 Emini at $1.3 million, nearly at a historical low (the historical average is $13 million)

Overnight, the trading volume of all U.S. stock exchanges exceeded 30 billion shares, breaking the record of 29 billion shares set on Monday, marking the highest trading volume in the history of U.S. stocks. ETFs accounted for 37% of today's total trading volume (the year-to-date average is 28%).

Goldman Sachs data shows that liquidity remains poor, with the book depth of the S&P 500 Emini at $1.3 million, nearly at a historical low (the historical average is $13 million).

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