Relative volume compares how much a stock is trading now vs its usual pace. High RVOL means it’s “in play” — the fuel small-cap movers run on. Enter a ticker to see its volume and dollar volume for the last session, week, month and year, each against an average session.
Checking volume for GIX…
⚠ End-of-day data — this compares the last full session’s volume to the trailing average, not live intraday RVOL. Real-time intraday relative volume is on the roadmap. RVOL ≥ 2-3× often flags a stock in play; ≥ 5× is extreme.
Each period’s average session against the average session in the 252 sessions (one trading year) before it, so a period is never compared with itself. The year row is compared with the year before it.
| Period | Sessions | Shares | Dollar volume (est.) | Per session | vs average session before |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latest session 1 session | Oct 23 | 15K | $147K | 15K $147K | 0.14× −86% avg 103K · $1.0M, Mar 19 – Oct 22 |
| Last week 5 sessions | Oct 9 – Oct 23 | 270K | $2.7M | 54K $540K | 0.52× −48% avg 105K · $1.0M, Mar 19 – Oct 2 |
| Last month 21 sessions | Aug 25 – Oct 23 | 1.1M | $10.6M | 51K $507K | 0.44× −56% avg 116K · $1.1M, Mar 19 – Aug 20 |
| Last year 252 sessions | A full year is 252 sessions; we hold 102 sessions since 2026-03-19. | ||||