Wix's $340M Volume Secures 289th Rank as AI Enhancements and Cloud Pact Drive 1.29% Gains

On September 12, 2025, , securing the 289th position in dollar volume rankings for the day. , reflecting modest investor interest amid broader market movements.

Recent developments suggest Wix is navigating a mixed landscape. A strategic partnership with a major cloud infrastructure provider was highlighted as a potential catalyst for long-term growth, though short-term volatility remains tied to macroeconomic uncertainties. Analysts noted that the company’s recent product updates, including enhanced for small businesses, have bolstered its competitive positioning in the SaaS sector.

To run this back-test properly I need to confirm a couple of practical details that were not specified explicitly: 1. Universe • Should we use all common stocks listed on NYSE + NASDAQ + AMEX (≈ 6 000 names) and, each day, rank them by that day’s dollar trading volume? • Or did you have another market/universe (e.g. only S&P 500 constituents, only U.S. stocks above a certain price, a specific country, etc.) in mind? 2. Trade mechanics • Entry price: assume we buy at the official close and exit at the next day’s close (common for daily-frequency back-tests), or would you prefer using the next day’s open for the exit? • Weighting: equal-weight across the 500 names each day (default) or volume-weighted / dollar-neutral? • Slippage & transaction costs: include a standard estimate (e.g. 2 bps per leg), or ignore costs for a first pass? 3. Treatment of missing data / suspended stocks • OK to drop symbols that lack valid close prices on either the entry or exit day? Once these items are nailed down I can generate the data-gathering plan and run the back-test for you.