Trading volumes on American exchanges remain high.

As we know, one of the most significant indicators that influences the strength of a trend is volume. It can confirm or refute an existing trend.
The US elections and subsequent election of Donald Trump as President triggered a downward trend in most securities, market volatility  reached unprecedented proportions.

According to the latest data, trading volumes on the New York Stock Exchange continue to remain high, with 800,000,000 shares traded on November 15, a 45 percent increase over the average.

It is true that a growth trend is beginning to emerge, for example, the total number of securities whose price increased by 10% is greater than the number of those that lost weight.

It can be argued that the market is gradually recovering from the shock and it is time to think about buying deals. Meanwhile, the situation on the NASDAQ, which specializes in trading technology stocks, is slightly different. Volumes remain high—1.76 billion shares—but the number of declining securities now outnumbers those that rose by 10%.

This trend is confirmed by the 0.2% fall in the Nasdaq Composite.