How many shares actually changed hands in every PSX stock — for the latest session,
the last week, month and year — with the change against the
previous trading day. Volume is the one number that cannot be talked up:
a price move on heavy volume is a crowd, the same move on thin volume is a handful
of trades.
Loading…
Volume by stock
Day
Week
Month
Year
Spikes
Stock
Price
Day volume
vs prev day
Week total
Week avg/day
Month total
Month avg/day
Year total
Year avg/day
× year avg
Value Rs mn
Loading volume data…
Periods are trading sessions, not calendar days. Week = 5 sessions,
month = 21, year = 250. “vs prev day” compares the latest
session with the previous session the market actually traded — never with the
previous calendar day, which after a weekend or a public holiday would compare a trading
day against a closed one.
× year avg is the day's volume divided by the year's average day:
above 3× means something changed. Totals and averages answer different questions
— the total is how much changed hands, the average is the only figure comparable
between a 5-day and a 250-day window. Index symbols are excluded from the table:
KSE-100’s “volume” is the whole market’s and would be counted twice.