[razorback-bert]

Looking at the bump in the chart above, I have to ask why did the price go up in October and the volume down.

Wish I could find a spreadsheet on price and volume.

Anyone know where?

[A Citizen Reporter]

HUH? "I have to ask why did the price go up in October and the volume down."

You seem to have posted it already... .....are you making acusations?

Spell out what you mean.....

[Commiewatcher]

"Wish I could find a spreadsheet on price and volume.
Anyone know where?"

Go to Yahoo! Finance, get a stock chart, and at the bottom of that chart you will find a link to "historical quotes", daily, weekly, or monthly. You can plug into the dialogue box the range of dates you want and they will give you a table that you can download directly to a spreadsheet.

[StriperSniper]

why did the price go up

Just a guess, that was when the war started.
It might have gone up in sympathy with other energy stocks.

[A Citizen Reporter]

"Wish I could find a spreadsheet on price and volume."

You are right, you did have a question. In which you had posted a chart with the very question you asked. I don't get what you are fishing for. Perhaps you care to enlighten us?

[jwh_Denver]

On the chart you posted you can't really see that during that small runup the volume was either a little above or below the 60 EMA for volume. I don't see anything abnormal in the chart for the time period you're looking at.