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AERT dark pool volume

FINRA weekly ATS volume · per dark pool · AERT off-exchange context · 8-week trend

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FINRA OTC Transparency Data, weekly file. Week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026, captured 2026-10-20T19:49:20.032Z, first published by FINRA 2026-10-19.
Source: FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority), public weekly ATS transparency data. Share and trade counts only; no prices, no trade sizes.
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Weekly FINRA data, published on a delay. Week shown: Sep 14 to 18, 2026. FINRA first published this week's NMS Tier 2 file on Oct 19, 2026, 31 days after the week ended. These are the newest weekly numbers FINRA has published, not a live feed.

In the week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026, AERT traded 8.5K shares in dark pools (FINRA-reported alternative trading system volume) across 13 dark pools, the largest was SIGMA X2 with 2.1K shares, dark pools carried 42% of its 20.3K FINRA-reported off-exchange shares. FINRA first published this week's file on Oct 19, 2026.

AERT dark pool volume, week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026

Dark poolSharesTradesShare of AERT dark pool volume
SIGMA X22.1K3124.9%
UBS ATS1.3K1315.6%
VIRTU MATCHIT ATS9531311.2%
ONECHRONOS640267.5%
JPM-X61057.2%
IBKR ATS580116.8%
CBX50035.9%
CITI-ONE ATS50035.9%
INSTINCT X484105.7%
POSIT40024.7%
LEVEL ATS28563.4%
INTELLIGENT CROSS LLC97101.1%

Top 12 of 13 reported dark pools, covering 100% of the FINRA dark pool total.

AERT dark pool volume history

FINRA weekDark pool sharesNon-ATS off-exchangeDark share of off-exchange
Sep 14, 2026 to 18, 20268.5K11.8K42%
Sep 7, 2026 to 11, 20263.9K41.8K9%
Aug 31, 2026 to 4, 20266.5K15.5K30%
Aug 24, 2026 to 28, 202613.0K7.2K65%
Aug 17, 2026 to 21, 20264.7K6.7K41%
Aug 10, 2026 to 14, 20268.7K24.5K26%
Aug 3, 2026 to 7, 20265.4K13.8K28%

Dark pool volume is up 80.0% versus four weeks earlier (Aug 17, 2026).

Dark pools are one half of off-exchange trading. In the week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026, FINRA reported 20.3K AERT shares traded off the exchanges in total: 8.5K through dark pools and 11.8K through the non-ATS channel (internalizers and wholesale market makers reporting straight to FINRA). Dark pools carried 42% of that off-exchange total. This is a share of FINRA-reported off-exchange volume, not of total market volume; the FINRA weekly file does not include exchange volume.

Dark pools are private alternative trading systems that match institutional orders without displaying them to the public first. The weekly FINRA file shows how many AERT shares and trades each dark pool reported, aggregated for the whole week. It carries no prices, no trade sizes, and no direction, so it cannot say whether the volume was buying or selling. Use it to see where hidden liquidity concentrated, and pair it with the live chart for price context.

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How much AERT volume trades in dark pools?

In the week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026, AERT traded 8.5K shares in dark pools (FINRA-reported alternative trading system volume) across 13 dark pools, the largest was SIGMA X2 with 2.1K shares, dark pools carried 42% of its 20.3K FINRA-reported off-exchange shares. FINRA first published this week's file on Oct 19, 2026.

Which dark pools trade AERT?

In the week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026, SIGMA X2 was the largest dark pool for AERT with 2.1K shares, out of 13 dark pools that reported the ticker. The table above lists the rest.

Why is this data weeks old?

FINRA publishes dark pool volume weekly, on a delay. The week of Sep 14 to 18, 2026 was first published Oct 19, 2026, and nothing fresher exists until FINRA publishes the next week. We state the lag plainly instead of dressing delayed data up as live.

Does heavy dark pool volume mean big investors are buying?

No. Dark pool volume is hidden liquidity: it says where institutions chose to trade away from the lit exchanges, nothing about direction. FINRA reports share counts and trade counts, not prices, sizes, or sides. A week of heavy dark pool volume can accompany accumulation, distribution, or two-sided market making.