Disposition measures by year

How often the exchange placed a stock under disposition each year, and how many distinct companies were affected.

as_of
2026-09-04
Sample period
2001-01-022026-09-04
Rows
26

Methodology

Disposition events are counted per year, along with the number of distinct tickers involved. Only disposition is counted — the attention list is a separate, much larger measure and is excluded.

Yearly figures from 2001. The underlying table holds attention and disposition events together, and attention events outnumber disposition ones by more than an order of magnitude; mixing them would inflate every figure here and describe something else entirely.

What this means, and how to use it

Disposition is the exchange intervening in how a stock trades, so the count is a rough measure of how much speculative activity drew a response in a given year. Events and distinct tickers move differently: one stock disposed repeatedly is not the same market as many stocks disposed once. History, not a forecast.

Disposition events by year

EventsDistinct tickers
Disposition events by year
YearEventsDistinct tickers
2001195119
2002257140
200312376
20046248
20052719
20064642
20077943
20082619
200911067
20106230
20117114
20126815
20138027
20149425
201517342
201615031
201712450
201818583
20194630
2020380158
2021328238
202210767
202310868
2024175119
202511778
2026570311

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