Virtu Financial (VIRT) has rallied immensely since the start of the coronavirus bear market as volatility has soared through the roof not just on a regular basis but daily and even intraday. This historic volatility is precisely what fuels Virtu; even years after its 2015 IPO, it's still relatively unique as a public high-frequency trading company. While volatility likely will eventually settle down along with Virtu's immediate trading income, this pandemic-spurred volatility nonetheless has likely provided Virtu ample new assets from trading income as well as greater market knowledge of how it can