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Average Daily Volume (ADV) Definition

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By ETF Glossary
Dec 08, 2023
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Learn more about Average Daily Volume (ADV)

Average daily volume (ADV) refers to the average number of shares traded over a specific period, typically measured on a daily basis. ADV is a key metric used to assess the liquidity and popularity of an ETF. ETFs with higher ADV tend to be more liquid and have tighter bid-ask spreads, making them easier to buy and sell at a fair price. ADV is calculated by dividing the total trading volume of an ETF over a specific period by the number of trading days in that period.

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Liquidity, Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), Trading Volume

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