Which is the average volume of New York Stock Exchange?
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The avergage daily volume is about 1.4 Billion shares.
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Volume is simply the number of shares (or contracts) traded during a specified time frame e.g. an hour or a day.\nIt can be an useful way to check the intensity of a given price move.\nVolume can help determine the health of an existing trend. A healthy up-trend should have higher volume on the upward legs of the trend, and lower volume on the downward (corrective) legs. A healthy downtrend usually has higher volume on the downward legs of the trend and lower volume on the upward (corrective) legs.
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You could use the Reuters stock screening tool at:\n\nhttp://www.investor.reuters.com/nscreen/builder.asp\n\nIt does allows you to screen for companies based on state and exchange.  You'd have to decide what criteria you would use to define just what a "top performing company" is -- best return on equity, best price change over the last 52 weeks, whatever?\n\nHowever, just selecting Rhode Island companies that are on the New York Stock Exchange only shows a listing of four companies:\n\nHAS -- Hasbro, Inc.\nCVS -- CVS Corporation\nTXT --Textron Inc.\nTVL --LIN TV Corp.\n\nOnce you have that list, you could add a number of different ratios or other data, then export the data to EXCEL and manipulate it any way you want.
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There are specific requirements for each exchange.  For NYSE and AMEX, these requirements include minimum stock price and minimum amounts of capitolization (read 100 million dollars minimum). \n\nNASDAQ is less stringent, but you still have to have capitalization in excess of $25 million and the share price must stay above $1 per share.  \n\nIn general, if you're asking the question, you can't afford to do it.
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Check this out, http://www.nyse.com/about/history/1089312755484.html
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01) Barclays 4.39%\n02) Vanguard 2.96%\n03) Atticus Management 2.56%\n04) State Street 2.00%\n05) Capital Research and Management Company 1.99%\n06) Mellon Financial 1.47%\n07) Fidelity 1.42%\n08) Amvescap 1.24%\n09) Growth Fund of America 1.23%\n10) Lehman 1.16%\n11) Fisher Investments 1.15%\n\nThe rest is owned by individuals like you and me with at least $100.00 to buy at least one share.\n\nTop 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me)
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http://www.nasdaq.com/reference/ipos.stm
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8.625% total, 4% nys as of 6/1/05
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NYSE  3590\n\nhttp://www.nyse.com/about/listed/listed.html?ListedComp=US\n\nNASDAQ  3200\n\nhttp://www.nasdaq.com/about/overview.stm\n\nAMEX about 1404\n\nhttp://www.amex.com/\n\nBesides the major exchanges, there are securities that are traded over the counter--not on an exchange.\n\nabout 5000\n\nhttp://www.pinksheets.com/index.jsp\n\nLook toward the bottom of the page on the right to find the number of listings.
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Stock Beta is measured versus S&P500,,\non a monthly basis,\n3yr average.\nThat's what Stock Beta is.\n\nThere's No published data in list form of all Nazstocks' Beta,\nand no published average.\n\nI'd say it's about 1.6 or so.\n\nNasdaq Composite Index ( IXIC )is comprised of ALL Nasdaq stocks.\nThat's about as close as you'll come to finding a representative figure of NAZ's "average" Beta\n\nCME(Chicago Mercantile Exchange) thinks that IXIC's beta was 1.4 in mid '04 .\n\nNasdaqQQQQ (Naz 100)\nCurrent 3 yr avg= 1.67\nCurrent 5yr  avg= 1.64\n\nQQQQ is,,maybe representative,,but it'll be skewed.\nIt does NOT include all the stocks.\nThe components are weighted.\nSo more/less volatility in any particular stock may have an exagerated effect on the Q's overall Beta\n\nI'd suspect that a thumbnail "average" of IXIC and QQQQ would yield a fairly close approximation of Actual Total Nazdaq Beta.\n\n1.55 -ish??\n\nWe can calculate the Month of November,\n*Closing price on Nov 1 to Today's (29th) Close\n\nWhich looks like 1.8 to me\n\nFor current 3month period,,,it looks like about 1.6\nThat's TOTAL,,not average,,,,but it's interesting to ponder the coincidence\n\n\nRecall our "thumbnail avg" of about 1.55\nAnd QQQ's 3yr 1.64 & 5yr 1.67\n\nThat averages to 1.62\n\nNov's 1.8 and 3month Total of 1.6= 1.7Avg\n\nThumbnail 1.55 &  Nov+3mo 1.7= 1.625\n\nFrom what info we do have based primarily on Naz Composite,,\n\nIt's probably a valid assumption that it's average Beta\n usually is around 1.6\n\nWe Know that Historically Naz displays a seasonal volatility.\nAnd that is somewhat contrary to S&P.\nS&P is more Solid during Naz's steep declines.\nBut NAZ outpaces it substantially during the bullish segments of the Mkt Year\n\nUsing 1.6 "average" would suggest a deviation of probably about .2\nAn annual range of 1.4 to 1.8 approx.\n\nKeep in mind that SPX includes quite a few NASDAQ Stocks,,and consider the buffering effect that has on BETA of Q's\n\nA PORTION of S&P 500 >>IS<< NASDAQ,,,which also happens to be some of the most heavily traded and active stocks.\n\nSo while BETA is a Direct Comparrison of "Whatever" to the SPX INDEX......\nUsing QQQQ as a Proxy for "Avg Nazdaq Stock" is going to include a factor of some stuff moving Simultaneously.\n\nNasdaq Components of S&P can be moving a LOT more Volatile than sheer BETA suggests\n\nIf S&P was Only AMEX & NYSE Stocks,,,,\nAvg Nasdaq stock,,,or QQQQ's would almost always be showing a Much,Much HIGHER Beta than they currently do.\n\nEven though any Nasdaq Listed components of S&P "cancel themselves out" in the Beta average.....\nThey Still Skew the S&P in the Direction that  QQQQ is moving.\n\nAnyway,,,sorry I don't have a Real Answer.\n\nBut I'm pretty confident in a 1.6 ballpark avg figure.\n\nAnd I think using QQQQ's Beta is probably "close enough" for comparrison purposes,,,even if it's NOT actually specifically accurate.\n\nAt least it's convenient and available:)\n\nHope that helps
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Check out the nasdaq website. Look up that company, find out how much one share of stock is selling for. Then find out the number of available shares. Then multiply the two. That's your answer.\n\nThat doesn't mean you could buy the company for that figure, but that will answer your question.
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Average precipitation in New York State: 90 billion gallons per day (bgd), or 40 inches per year.\n\nOn average, NYC's annual precipitation is 114 cm (45 inches), and the volume is 914 million cubic meters.
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I assume you're talking US major-exchange (AMEX, NASDAQ, NYSE) listed stocks.\n\nThe following stocks are the top 25 stocks in 2006 compared by looking at their 2005 closing price on 30 Dec 2005 and looking at today's (4 May 2006) closing price.  These are SPLIT ADJUSTED but not dividend adjusted.  The third figure represents the percentage increase.\n\nVEGF Corautus Generic 372.7\nINHX Inhibitex Inc 315.8\nROHI Rotech Healthcare Inc 288.9\nNGRU Netgura Inc 270.0\nANCC Airnet Communications Corp 266.7\nPXT Pxre Group Ltd 265.1\nNHRX NationsHealth 263.3\nOTVL Onetravel Hldg 250.0\nAXJ AXM Pharma Inc 225.8\nOLGC Ortho Logic Corp 186.5\nSMRAD Somera Communications Inc 181.6\nGXY Galaxy Nutrit Foods Inc 177.8\nNTMD Nitromed Inc 158.3\nBPG BPI Energy Hldgs 157.7\nGTE Globetel Comm 150.3\nPLAY Portalplayer Inc 148.6\nWRSP Worldspace Inc 148.0\nRHEO Occulogix Inc 141.6\nAGEN Antigenics Inc 140.4\nPQE Proquest Company 136.5\nNPSP NPS Pharmaceuticals 134.0\nDSCO Discovery Lab Inc 132.8\nCRYO Cryocor 131.0\nCURN Curon Medical Inc 127.8\nTCMI Triple Crown Media 126.9
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USA Today with a circulation of 2,154,539.\n\nThe Wall Street Journal is a close second at 2,091,062
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There are indexes representing big companies (top 500, etc) but nothing representing all stock market equity in the world.  As it happens the US is approx 25% of world capitalisation.
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The stock symbol in the U S is NTDOY.  Currently trades at $28.41.  8 U S ADRs equals 1 Japanese share.
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Here it is, http://www.nyse.com/Frameset.html?displayPage=/press/1140606853432.html