Mid-Day Market Update: Wednesday's Top Volume Stocks

The Dow Jones Industrial Index declined 0.60 percent, the S&P 500 dwindled 0.55 percent, the NASDAQ Composite depreciated 0.50 percent, and the US Dollar Index was down 0.85 percent in Wednesday’s midday trading session.

The following were the top ten volume stocks for the session:
Bank of America Corp BAC regained its first place position with volumes of a whopping ~94.13 million, above its three-month average volume of ~81.37 million.
Apple Inc AAPL had volumes of ~73.14 million, above its average of ~54.66 million.
Sunedison Inc SUNE made it to the list again with volumes of ~70.25 million, way above its average of ~20.79 million.
AT&T Inc T had volumes of ~39.01 million, above its average of ~33.02 million.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd BABA made it to Wednesday’s list with volumes of ~30.75 million, way above its average of ~11.52 million.
Sprint Corp S had volumes of ~28.58 million, a bit below its average of ~30.90 million.
Vale SA VALE had volumes of ~24.99 million, below its average of ~31.29 million.
JD.Com Inc JD made it to the list with volumes of ~21.90 million, above its average of ~10.21 million.
Petroleo Brasileiro Petrobras SA PBR had volumes of ~21.62 million, below its average of ~31.29 million.
Barrick Gold Corporation ABX had volumes of 22.07 million, almost in-line with its average of ~22.10 million.

Overall, the top ten volume stocks had volumes above its three month averages.