Can you provide any analysis on what this high volume means? It appears there was a similar volume spike back in November, 2010 when silver was about 24, just before it went parabolic.
At some point you simply run out of participants. As the price of the item in question rises, there comes a point where volume must fall. Finding that point is difficult at best though.
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Can you provide any analysis on what this high volume means? It appears there was a similar volume spike back in November, 2010 when silver was about 24, just before it went parabolic.
Here's some analysis I did of trading volume of the Nasdaq and housing bubbles and how GLD's trading volume was beginning to show similar traits.
August 28, 2010
George Soros vs. Jeremy Siegel
At some point you simply run out of participants. As the price of the item in question rises, there comes a point where volume must fall. Finding that point is difficult at best though.
This is interesting:
http://acrossthestreetnet.wordpress.com/2011/04/29/is-the-slv-is-wired-to-blow/
Is naked short selling going on in SLV? Or are the high-freqs flipping shares a few times a day in the same accounts?
Hey thanks for that interesting link!
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