Market Overview
Market and price performance, volume and liquidity, sector breadth, and index and benchmark levels.
160 report specifications in this section
| ID | Title and research question | Category | Chart | Priority | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VOL-001 | Unusual trading volume ranking Which stocks saw an unusual increase in trading volume today? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #6 P0 | Sample |
| VOL-003 | Turnover activity ranking Which stocks are attracting the most concentrated capital trading activity? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #43 P0 | Sample |
| VOL-010 | Intraday volume pattern Is today's trading activity high relative to the same time of day? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #223 P2 | Sample |
| VOL-019 | Up-day to down-day volume ratio Is trading activity more concentrated on up days or down days? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #447 P2 | Sample |
| VOL-034 | Pre-market and after-hours activity overview How large is extended-hours activity relative to regular hours? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #454 P2 | Sample |
| VOL-040 | Available trading capacity scenario What share of normal trading activity does the planned order size represent? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #455 P2 | Sample |
| VOL-041 | Execution capacity scenarios spread over days How many days of staged execution are needed under a given participation-rate cap? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #719 P3 | Sample |
| VOL-025 | Contribution of high-volume days to trading volume What share of trading volume comes from the few most active days? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #881 P4 | Sample |
| VOL-037 | Volume and dividend events Does trading activity deviate from normal around the ex-dividend date? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #883 P4 | Sample |
| VOL-048 | Price stagnation in low liquidity Does an unchanged price coincide with low volume in a way that distorts the statistics? | Volume and liquidity | Bar | Catalogue #884 P4 | Sample |
Priority is a planning estimate from the original specification workbook, not popularity or performance. Catalogue reports are ordered 1–1,000; product reports are ranked only within their own workbench.