Equity trading volume in the most liquid names jumped over 21 percent in June from May.
That’s according to agency-broker Abel/Noser Corp.’s June Liquidity Analysis report. While trading volume in the top names was up, the average dollar amount that traded per day in June was the same as in May.
“Of the ten most liquid issues in June, four are ETFs, and they increased 35 percent,” said Bill Conlin, president and chief executive, Abel/Noser in a release.
The four ETFs were SPY, IWM, EEM, and QQQ.
The top stocks were Apple, Pfizer, Google, Citigroup, Bank of America and Microsoft.
