United Ranks 176th in Liquidity as UPS Insiders Buy Shares Strategy Generates 166.71% Return from High-Volume Momentum

On August 8, 2025, United (ticker: United) recorded a trading volume of $540 million, ranking 176th in daily liquidity across the stock market. Meanwhile, rival logistics firm UPS edged higher by 0.21% amid insider activity

Key developments emerged as UPS CEO Carol Tomé and other insiders purchased shares following a July earnings underperformance that pushed the stock to a four-year low. The buying activity occurred during a period of sustained weakness, with the stock already down year-to-date. These transactions suggest strategic accumulation by leadership amid valuation concerns

Liquidity-driven strategies continue to demonstrate compelling returns. A backtested approach of purchasing the top 500 most actively traded stocks and holding for one day generated a 166.71% cumulative return from 2022 through 2025. This significantly outperformed the benchmark's 29.18% gain, highlighting the persistent advantage of capitalizing on high-volume momentum in volatile markets