that’s true, volume driven by money already in the system will fall due to prices going down.
volume driven by new money coming in will be reduced by the phenomenon i mentioned (price down, less hype, less money coming in).
So if we break volume down in 2 groups the first would experience what you’re saying and the second would experience what i’m saying. It’s the same with stocks but to a much lesser extent, especially because 401ks and institutions are required to buy no matter what
volume driven by new money coming in will be reduced by the phenomenon i mentioned (price down, less hype, less money coming in).
So if we break volume down in 2 groups the first would experience what you’re saying and the second would experience what i’m saying. It’s the same with stocks but to a much lesser extent, especially because 401ks and institutions are required to buy no matter what
Not sure what percent of volume is each case.