Liquidity
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| The ease with which an asset can be converted to cash in the marketplace. A large number of buyers and sellers and a high volume of trading activity provide high liquidity. Liquidity is a concern for any moneys that may be required on short notice, whether for emergencies or for planned purchases. |
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Volume The amount of trading activity associated with a given security during a period of time. Stock ... 52 Week High Identifying a stock's 52 week trading range and where it is trading currently can provide a ... Blow off Top A large rise in price followed by a quick drop. Often accompanied with high volume. Usually ... | ||
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