InfinityVolume

InfinityVolume measures where the money traded: dollar volume, the value of shares traded in US dollars, rather than prices. This connector lets your AI assistant answer with InfinityVolume's own figures, each stating its window and as-of date and linking to the matching page on infinityvolume.com. What it covers: - Market totals for 13 stock markets: the United States, Canada, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Israel, Japan, South Korea and China. Each total is in USD, for the latest session or the last 5 or 20 sessions, with its share of global dollar volume and the latest session against that market's own normal. - US sector totals: each sector's dollar volume and share of the market, with the latest session against the sector's own normal; or one sector's (or the whole US market's) cumulative dollar volume over a range of sessions. - One company in any of the 13 markets: how far its trading is above or below its normal and its own year, and its share of its sector. Two companies compared. Up to 10 names trading far above their normal in a market. - Market breadth and the sectors gaining or losing share of each market's dollar volume. - The most traded US companies, by rank, and a company search. - A search of InfinityVolume's public research articles: title, author, date, a one-sentence summary and a link. Figures come inside sentences. Updated after each session. US figures are provisional in the evening and final the next morning. Free, with no sign-in. Limits: 60 calls a minute and 2,000 a day from one address, with an overall ceiling. Calls are logged without IP addresses or user agents; each logged call is kept 30 days, then only daily counts remain. It never returns prices or price changes, tables or daily lists, and it gives no investment advice: market activity data only. Source: infinityvolume.com Market data by Tiingo.com (https://www.tiingo.com).