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Sessions with no trade, 90 days (No-trade days)

The share of sessions in the last 90 calendar days on which no shares traded at all.

A stock that does not trade on some days cannot be sold on those days at any price.

How it is computed here

Sessions with zero volume / sessions the market was open x 100

Today's market price against the latest available fundamentals. From our own daily bars, on the sessions the market was open. Filed under risk. Lower is the stronger reading, other things equal.

No published threshold exists for this figure, so this page prints none. Read it against the company's own history and its peers instead.

When it misleads

  • Only sessions the market calendar says were open are counted.

Questions

How is sessions with no trade, 90 days calculated?

Sessions with zero volume / sessions the market was open x 100. Today's market price against the latest available fundamentals. From our own daily bars, on the sessions the market was open.

What does sessions with no trade, 90 days tell a value investor?

A stock that does not trade on some days cannot be sold on those days at any price.

When does sessions with no trade, 90 days mislead?

Only sessions the market calendar says were open are counted.

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