What InfinityVolume is
InfinityVolume shows you how securities actually trade. Our North Star is dollar volume: the real money that changes hands in a security each day. We think it says more about a company's standing in the market than any score can.
We measure that trading against each company's own history, against its peers and against its whole market, across 13 markets, so you can see when activity is ordinary and when it's rare.
We place every company in our own 29-sector taxonomy, built from what each company actually earns, not the label it was given. Where the filings support it, a company is split across sectors by revenue.
How our sector taxonomy works
Our featured article, Beyond ‘Tech’: How Infinity Classifies Companies. Open to everyone, no account needed.
Become a Research Analyst
Research Analysts review the articles members submit to the public channels before they publish. Paid members can apply.
What InfinityVolume is not
We don't score or rank companies, and we don't make recommendations. We give no advice, tailored or otherwise: no buy or sell calls, no price targets, no trade plans. Every member sees the same facts about a security; membership changes how much you can explore, never what we tell you. We provide context. The decisions are yours.
How the platform works
What you can publish, how research gets reviewed before it reaches a channel, and where the market figures come from. Five minutes, with examples.
Who we are
We're a small group of builders — with backgrounds in engineering, mathematics, statistics and finance — who share a conviction that the most interesting perspectives on markets don't come from professional writers.
They come from people who think carefully, notice things others miss, and have never had a reason to publish. A bank's equipment finance relationship manager, with a view on capital goods demand and how it gets financed. A mechanical engineer at Tesla, with a view on kinematics and mechatronics. People who have had boots on the ground for years, not eyes behind a screen — and just know why.
Infinity exists to give those people somewhere to put it. Every utility we build has the same purpose: to spark curiosity, to make reading and writing about markets feel worth the effort, and to surround you with a small, trusted group of humans who will take your thinking seriously — and push back on it.
We have questioned ourselves on whether we are indeed a passionate group of builders, or just borderline delusional. We will never know the answer. But we will always be relentless in our goal to give everyone a platform to exchange ideas — especially the borderline delusional ones.
What we do
Financial data is scattered across a dozen tools, and the parts that matter most sit behind institutional paywalls. A single Bloomberg Terminal costs $31,980 a year. That price isn't about the data — it's about who gets to have it.
We consolidate what's fragmented and strip out the noise, so the signal that actually matters is in one place and legible. Dollar volume, turnover, yields, flows — across global markets and asset classes, normalised to one currency. Anyone can read a preview of every company's page and the top of every market's table; a free account opens five company pages or volume scorecards a day in full; members open every one, with full charting, the full lists, rankings and latest session prices.
But data alone changes nothing. The second half of what we do is the harder half: building a place where that data turns into thinking. Members write research, review each other's work before it publishes, and ask questions that get answered by people rather than models.
Every member is a verified human. No bots, no AI-generated research, no engagement farming. That constraint is the product.
What we won't do
- No algorithmic feed.
- You see what's recent, or what the community rated highly. Never what an engagement model decided you'd click.
- No downvotes.
- Disagreement gets written, not buried. A contrarian view punished by a vote count is a view that never gets written.
- No AI-generated research.
- Every article here was written by a person who put their name on it and disclosed what they hold.
- We don't sell your data.
- Not to advertisers, not to brokers, not to anyone.
Data and methodology
Every figure is dollar volume, converted to US dollars and built the same way in every market, so markets and sessions can be compared. How the figures are built →
Market Data from Tiingo.com
Contact
Write to us at admin@infinityvolume.com. We read everything, and we reply.
InfinityVolume is operated by Infinity Community Platforms Private Limited. US notice address: 1525 S Willow St Unit 17, Manchester, NH 03103, USA.