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Steve Burns says higher trading volume does not always lead to bigger stock gains. Example: a stock rose $4 on 2M shares, then only 50 cents on 5M a week later.

BWB News TV • 2026-11-07 09:41 UTC • By Billy Odell Tucker-Robinson
Steve Burns says higher trading volume does not always lead to bigger stock gains. Example: a stock rose $4 on 2M shares, then only 50 cents on 5M a week later.
Steve Burns says higher trading volume does not always lead to bigger stock gains. Example: a stock rose $4 on 2M shares, then only 50 cents on 5M a week later. The key takeaway: price action matters as much as trading activity.
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