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The amount of trading in an asset done over a set time period, often expressed in units (shares, contracts) but sometimes notional.
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How to compute the volume of an index from the volume of its constituents?
I thought it was the sum of the price*volume of each constituent but the result doesn't match. … For example, on 2012-08-23 the last prices and volumes were:
Company | Volume | Price | Volume x Price
------------------- | ----------- | ------ | --------------
3M Co …
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