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Workday Shares Drop 2.81% as Volume Falls 23% to 175th in U.S. Turnover

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Tuesday, Sep 30, 2025 8:24 pm ET1min read

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- Workday shares fell 2.81% on Sept. 30, 2025, closing at their lowest level since [redacted], with $730M in trading volume (23.06% drop from prior day).

- The decline contrasted with broader market resilience, as analysts linked volume contraction to reduced short-term speculation and potential portfolio rebalancing.

- Market participants await Q4 earnings guidance while technical indicators show key support levels remain intact despite the pullback.

- Proposed back-testing requires clarifying parameters including universe scope, execution timing, rebalancing frequency, and transaction cost assumptions.

Workday (WDAY) closed on Sept. 30, 2025, , marking its lowest daily close since [redacted]. , , ranking the stock 175th among U.S. equities by turnover. The underperformance contrasted with broader market resilience amid mixed macroeconomic signals ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy decision window.

noted the volume contraction may reflect reduced short-term speculative activity, though institutional positioning remains unclear. , suggesting potential near-term profit-taking or strategic portfolio rebalancing. are closely monitoring earnings expectations for the upcoming quarter, .

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