Niklas Bjorkman wrote: Firstly I agree with your conclusion. NewSQL takes the best of the traditional databases and NoSQL databases to combine the benefits of both worlds. I do not agree that NewSQL vendors focus on giving scale-out features to transactional data. The NewSQL market is focusing on giving true ACID support combined with extreme performance, stepping away from the traditional relational structures in databases. A lot of developers appreciate the ease of accessing data using SQL and I think we will see more and more databases supporting standard SQL.
As you said - NewSQL databases often maintain the...
Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, TMX Select, Alpha Montreal
Exchange, NGX
TORONTO, Jan. 4, 2013 /CNW/ - TMX Group Limited today announced December
and full year 2012 trading statistics for its diversified group of
exchanges - Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, Montreal
Exchange (MX), Natural Gas Exchange (NGX), TMX Select and Alpha.
Volume on Toronto Stock Exchange in December 2012 was down 3% compared
to November 2012, and was down 18% compared to December 2011. Total
trading volume in 2012 was down 20% compared to 2011.
Volume on TSX Venture Exchange fell 7% in December 2012 from November
2012 and was down 25% compared to December 2011. Total trading volume
in 2012 was down 33% compared to 2011.
Volume on TMX Select increased 6% in December 2012 from November 2012,
though was down 24% compared to December 2011.
Alpha experienced a decrease in volume of 16% in December 2012 compared
to November 2012, and was down 18% from December 2011. In 2012, total
trading volume was down 36% compared to 2011.
MX experienced a 3% decrease in volume in December 2012 compared to
November 2012, though was up 6% from December 2011. Open interest at
the end of December 2012 was down 11% from the end of November 2012 and
was down 7% compared to the end of December 2011. Overall volume in
2012 was up 4% compared to 2011.
Volume on NGX was down 23% in December 2012 compared to November 2012,
and was down 35% compared to the same month a year earlier. Overall
volume in 2012 was down 8% compared to 2011.
Toronto Stock Exchange
December 2012
November 2012
December 2011
Volume
6,325,715,031
6,529,387,892
7,731,587,973
Value
93,916,646,874
$89,433,985,918
$107,709,367,918
Transactions
12,358,023
13,187,902
16,705,799
S&P/TSX Composite Index Close
12,433.53
12,239.36
11,955.09
Daily Averages
Volume
341.9 million
296.8 million
386.6 million
Value
$5,076.6 million
$4,065.2 million
$5,385.5 million
Transactions
668,001
599,450
835,290
Year-to-date Statistics
2012
2011
% Change
Volume
82,450,990,881
103,592,935,989
-20.4
Value
$1,192,508,887,957
$1,480,191,911,695
-19.4
Transactions
177,411,765
209,975,913
-15.5
Daily Averages
Volume
329.1 million
414.4 million
-20.6
Value
$4,760.5 million
$5,920.8 million
-19.6
Transactions
708,231
839,904
-15.7
TSX Venture Exchange
December 2012
November 2012
December 2011
Volume
3,191,611,667
3,442,464,588
4,248,929,678
Value
$1,250,445,073
$1,680,422,973
$1,623,247,787
Transactions
491,864
623,819
731,012
S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index Close
1,221.30
1,220.90
1,484.66
Daily Averages
Volume
172.5 million
156.5 million
212.4 million
Value
$67.6 million
$76.4 million
$81.2 million
Transactions
26,587
28,355
36,551
Year-to-date Statistics
2012
2011
% Change
Volume
43,641,882,171
64,983,946,151
-32.8
Value
$23,607,210,619
$42,529,604,062
-44.5
Transactions
8,675,031
13,297,543
-34.8
Daily Averages
Volume
174.2 million
259.9 million
-33.0
Value
$94.2 million
$170.1 million
-44.6
Transactions
34,631
53,190
-34.9
TMX Select*
December 2012
November 2012
December 2011
Volume
157,298,400
148,371,700
206,991,300
Value
$1,660,486,390
$1,648,764,878
$2,338,976,401
Transactions
423,353
392,535
537,526
Daily Averages
Volume
8.5 million
6.7 million
10.3 million
Value
$89.8 million
$74.9 million
$116.9 million
Transactions
22,884
17,843
26,876
Year-to-date Statistics
2012
2011
% Change
Volume
2,337,377,000
1,194,036,400
N/A
Value
$27,054,656,931
$11,444,608,977
N/A
Transactions
6,234,103
2,639,701
N/A
Daily Averages
Volume
9.3 million
10.0 million
N/A
Value
$108.0 million
$95.4 million
N/A
Transactions
24,887
21,998
N/A
Alpha
December 2012
November 2012
December 2011
Volume
2,151,088,772
2,565,358,590
2,629,691,419
Value
$20,867,092,267
$25,236,081,883
$24,897,286,960
Transactions
4,753,876
5,699,140
5,259,826
Daily Averages
Volume
116.3 million
116.6 million
131.5 million
Value
$1,128.0 million
$1,147.1 million
$1,244.9 million
Transactions
256,966
259,052
262,991
Year-to-date Statistics
2012
2011
% Change
Volume
32,121,123,520
50,207,028,680
-36.0
Value
$336,365,926,675
$414,603,105,524
-18.9
Transactions
64,348,567
72,203,298
-10.9
Daily Averages
Volume
128.2 million
200.8 million
-36.2
Value
$1,342.8 million
$1,658.4 million
-19.0
Transactions
256,881
288,813
-11.1
Montreal Exchange
December 2012
November 2012
December 2011
Volume (Contracts)
4,777,832
4,907,959
4,490,808
Open Interest (Contracts)
4,231,977
4,738,619
4,543,045
Year-to-date Statistics
2012
2011
% Change
Volume (Contracts)
64,364,896
61,981,406
+3.8
Open Interest (Contracts)
4,231,977
4,543,045
- 6.8
NGX
December 2012
November 2012
December 2011
Total Energy Volume** (Terajoules)
887,946
1,159,624
1,360,062
Year-to-date Statistics
2012
2011
% Change
Total Energy Volume** (Terajoules)
14,255,855
15,474,522
-7.9
* Commenced July 11, 2011
**NGX Total Energy Volume includes trading and clearing in natural gas,
crude oil and electricity.
All figures are as of December 31, 2012. Because trades have a
three-day settlement, figures may be subject to change until all
December trades are finalized. The previous month's data has been
updated to reflect known trade corrections.
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information. The information contained in this media release is
provided for informational purposes only and you agree not to rely upon
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and Chicago) as well as in London, Beijing and Sydney. For more
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