Liquidity is an important factor for investors to consider when building a portfolio. But what is liquidity in stocks? Liquidity refers to how easily an investment can be converted back into cash.

The regulator believes most UK market share liquidity data is under-reported because it is only based on the London Stock Exchange ’s central limit order book, and excludes many trades, including ...

Crypto traders would often blame “low liquidity” after a bad fill, but only a few understand what liquidity really is, why it disappears, and how a bad fill actually happens. Liquidity affects how ...

For a long time, perpetual futures trading followed a familiar pattern. Liquidity was also reliable and predictable, so professional traders did not switch to decentralized platforms; they stayed on ...

The world of cryptocurrencies has rapidly grown, becoming complex but exciting. A key part of keeping this world running smoothly is provided by what’s called liquidity providers. But what role ...

David Wysocki: Hi, my name is Dave Wysocki, Vice President of Sales at Harvest ETFs. I'm going to show you why ETF liquidity is different from stock liquidity. Because ETFs trade on an exchange just ...

Traders now care more about execution quality, deep liquidity, and control over their funds. Many are moving away from weak trading venues that suffer from slippage and poor price accuracy. This shift ...

Global trading firm Jump will score stakes in prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket for its market-making ...