SPY trading volume has remained below the $60 billion 'freak out level' for 50 consecutive days, signaling that investors are largely looking past headline-driven risks. The stretch comes despite market commentary centered on Iran, national debt and rising yields.
The source notes that last year SPY repeatedly moved into the higher-volume zone even as prices quickly rebounded. This year, lower volume suggests investors have been less inclined to adjust portfolios in response to those headlines.
SPY Trading Volume Stays Below $60 Billion for 50 Straight Days
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