Stock Market Glossary
Measure of how quickly an asset can be traded without a significant price discount.
Highly liquid markets (e.g. DAX stocks) allow large volumes with small spreads. Illiquid assets (secondary stocks, bonds from small issuers) carry the risk of not being able to be sold or only being sold at poor prices during times of stress.
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