Options and Futures

Liquid

Liquidity refers to the ability of a security or commodity market to handle large transactions without significantly impacting the market price. This is an important consideration for institutional investors, who typically prefer to invest in liquid assets to avoid any distortion of market prices due to their trading activity. Thus, a high level of liquidity is considered desirable for efficient and stable market operations.

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