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But wait!
This is actually a bad thing. Trading volume means that there are a lot of people buying and a lot of people selling. There are two big things that determine trading volume.
How big the market is, and how speculative the market is.
American markets are much larger than European markets, but not by such an extreme amount. This trading volume is really being caused by people buying and selling stocks in an attempt to turn a profit on short term fluctuations in price.
European equities by contrast are held for much longer. This means that while they haven’t seen massive appreciating like American markets, they probably won’t experience a crash as severe as ours, if (and when) the party ends.
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America doesn't have more people in the states trading such a large amount, they attract everyone in the world to trade there. If you ask anyone who owns stock if they trade outside of their respective exchange then it will definitely be american stocks most commonly. I will admit there are algo traders that do obscene transactions in a day, but I think those are computer driven and if they are unregulated will almost definitely cause the crash after the crash coming when the fed stops giving free corporate debt refinancing.
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Let's be honest, it's WHEN the party ends, not IF
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Err. Um, wasn't that a bit too short? You were just getting to the good parts.
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3 views? this is the earliest I've ever been. how do I monetize this.
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The American stock market and the American stock marmet giants ARE bigger than anything in Europe "by such an extreme amount".
Apple: 2.81T$
Microsoft: 2.43T$
Amazon: 1.72T$
UK market: 3.36T$
German market: 2.11T$
All of Europe: ~12.5T$ (MSCI Europe = 10.6T$ = 85% of European market)
US market: 48.6T$
(total market values are not current values but from points between May and October 2021, but relations should be close enough to today)
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I disagree, most Europeans are trading those american assets, and when the market in the US crashes, so will Europe.
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I would argue volatility, whilst bad, is not as bad as it was. Tesla moving 3% in either direction on a flat day is bad if you have to call brokers to make trades, not when you can do it instantly through a commission free app
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'murica... fuck yeah.. ok got it out of my chest
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Investors all over the world prefer US stock and these companies have a massive influence all over the world Apple, Microsoft, google, McDonald’s, Tesla are everywhere here in England
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Not necessarily. Those are global US based companies. The US is huge, and most Europeans invest in the US because the latter grows at about 10% a year on account of being a new nation.
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If the us market crashes badly then the European market will crash just as bad
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All the comments are people who missed him saying its purelu people buying and selling extremely short term whereas this does not happen in European markets
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Higher volume doesn't mean higher volatility, especially if much of the volume is due to market makers.
I'll stick with US stocks, and not have to worry if my European bids actually execute at anywhere near the price I want.
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Is there data on how prevalent high frequency trading is in the US vs Europe?
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Just early enough to see the spam comments
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The American market also faired far better in the covid crash because we actually have a large tech sector. Where as European indexes are largely value indexes. In the next downturn the growth vs value allocation is going to be what makes the difference.
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That‘s not true. US markets have not crashed harder in April 2020, but they recovered much better. The volume is there, because the US markets are more accessible and also most of the most important and successful companies come from the US.
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Still investing in proper American stocks makes more sense than European ones because Europe is already stagnant and with no hopes of innovation or bouncing back.
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Japanese, for example, hold a lot of US stock. Japan stock market is controlled by central bank and pension fund now which no one likes it at all. And Japan companies' ROE is low due to the declining population and purchasing power anyway.
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@kevincronk7981
2 years ago
The issue is that when the shit hits the fan for America, it does for everyone.
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