Gold Traded at 11x Normal Volume Today — What That Signal Means
TL;DR
Robinhood surged 9%, gold traded at 11x normal volume, and sectors rotated hard. Here is what the technical signals flagged on a rough Wednesday close.
“Robinhood surged 9%, gold traded at 11x normal volume, and sectors rotated hard. Here is what the technical signals flagged on a rough Wednesday close.”
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