Relation between stock price and trading volume?
Why do some stocks have a positive price-volume correlation while some others have a negative one?
For instance:
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My guess is: Alphabet is a blue chip stock. Most people buy it to hold. When there is trading volume, people sell. The other one might be the result of momentum
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