Is Market Rally Sustainable on Anemic Volume?

The video discusses the characteristics of the current bull market, highlighting the unusual trend of declining volume. It explains that despite low volume, the market has seen significant gains, particularly on days with below-average volume. The video explores reasons for this decline, such as banking regulations and a shift towards ETFs. It also examines intraday trading patterns, noting strong buying activity towards the end of the day, attributed to the 'smart money' indicator, especially in the post-Brexit environment.

What has been the trend in trading volume during the current bull market?

• Volume has remained constant.

• Volume has been declining.

• Volume has been fluctuating wildly.

• Volume has been increasing steadily.

What is one reason mentioned for the decline in trading volume?

• Increased interest in individual stocks.

• Stricter banking regulations.

• More market participants.

• Higher excitement among investors.

How have individual investors' interests shifted during the current bull market?

• They are investing heavily in derivatives.

• They are avoiding the stock market entirely.

• They are investing more in ETFs.

• They are more focused on individual stocks.

What does the 'smart money indicator' suggest about trading patterns?

• Emotional money trades at the end of the day.

• Smart money trades at the start of the day.

• Emotional money trades throughout the day.

• Smart money trades towards the end of the day.

What has been observed about trading patterns post-Brexit?

• There is no change in trading patterns.

• Buying is stronger towards the end of the day.

• Buying is stronger at the start of the day.

• Selling dominates the end of the day.