Daily Trading Flash: 10 most-traded shares 28 November 2022
28th November 2022 11:31
by Lee Wild from interactive investor
Here are the 10 most-traded stocks on the interactive investor platform during the morning trading session of 28 November 2022.
This is a list of the 10 most heavily traded shares on the interactive investor platform between the market open and late morning. The list also includes an additional column showing the percentage of all trades in each stock that were buy trades.
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Company name | Buy trades as a percentage of total trades (%) |
Lloyds Banking Group (LSE:LLOY) | 31 |
Glencore (LSE:GLEN) | 52 |
IOG (LSE:IOG) | 54 |
Harland & Wolff Group Holdings (LSE:HARL) | 59 |
Petrofac Ltd (LSE:PFC) | 74 |
C4X Discovery Holdings (LSE:C4XD) | 69 |
Scancell Holdings (LSE:SCLP) | 66 |
Boohoo Group (LSE:BOO) | 51 |
ITM Power (LSE:ITM) | 35 |
BP (LSE:BP.) | 55 |
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