Virtu Financial: Volume Vs. Volatility
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Virtu Financial's stock has nearly doubled since a 'buy' rating in December 2023. The company's FY24 performance showed business growth, stable dividends, and ongoing buybacks, with EPS growth mainly driven by share repurchases. Virtu's earnings rely more on trading volume than volatility, making volume growth in multiple asset classes crucial for future performance.
March 12, 2025 | 9:00 am
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Virtu Financial's stock has nearly doubled since a 'buy' rating in December 2023. The company's FY24 performance showed business growth, stable dividends, and ongoing buybacks, with EPS growth mainly driven by share repurchases. Virtu's earnings rely more on trading volume than volatility, making volume growth in multiple asset classes crucial for future performance.
The stock has shown significant growth since the 'buy' rating, indicating positive investor sentiment. The company's stable dividends and buybacks are attractive to investors. However, the reliance on trading volume for earnings growth suggests that future performance is contingent on volume growth across asset classes.
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