How much does Institutional volume account for stock exchange volume?
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umm.... google?
Recent decades have witnessed a dramatic increase in institutional ownership in equity markets. At the end
of 2004, the average fraction of shares owned by institutional investors in US equity markets was 53%, more
than double from the 20% at the end of 1980. In terms of trading volume, institutional investors accounted for
over 70% of the trading activity on the NYSE in 1989 (Schwartz and Shapiro, 1992). In 2002, the proportion of
NYSE trading volume made up by nonretail trading increased to 96% (Jones and Lipson, 2004).
http://www.norges-bank.no/upload/62930/jiang_paper.pdf
Recent decades have witnessed a dramatic increase in institutional ownership in equity markets. At the end
of 2004, the average fraction of shares owned by institutional investors in US equity markets was 53%, more
than double from the 20% at the end of 1980. In terms of trading volume, institutional investors accounted for
over 70% of the trading activity on the NYSE in 1989 (Schwartz and Shapiro, 1992). In 2002, the proportion of
NYSE trading volume made up by nonretail trading increased to 96% (Jones and Lipson, 2004).
http://www.norges-bank.no/upload/62930/jiang_paper.pdf
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Investor Business Daily (IBD) also readily aggregates this on a per-stock basis
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