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What is liquidity and volatility in a stock market?

Great thread at least by the intention but the thing is I still don't understand enough the meaning of these things. I think the example you gave was somewhat vague.
Kudos on your educative Spirit anyways, that's what's needed to keep this forum growing.
 
The stock market is one that is very unpredictable and as such the price might either go down or go up and that is what is known as the volatility. Liquidity is basically the amount of money that is available in the market at a particular time.
 
When there are more Customers and Producers in Chocolate Industry, the market looks extraordinary, as a client, you are not subject to a Single maker and the other way around for the Producer. This sort of Flexibility is called Liquditity.
The term liquidity alludes to how rapidly or effectively something can be purchased or sold on the lookout



At the point when the Customers are not continually requesting items or the costs offered by them is fluctuating like ECG, they are supposed to be unstable and same with makers with unpredictable inventory. The market with this unusual condition is called Volatile Market.
The term Volatility is essentially standard deviation of day by day logarithmic return.

In laymen term, If the costs of a security vary quickly in a brief timeframe length, it is named to have high instability. In the event that the costs of a security vacillate gradually in a more extended time frame, it is named to have low instability.

At the point when these conditions are put in the stock market they are called Liquditity and Volatility individually.
Liquidity in the stock market refers to how fast and well a stock can be sold or bought, it refers to how flexible the market is at a particular time.
Volatility refers to how the prices of stocks fluctuate, rise or fall. It shows the instability in the value of stocks.
 
When there are more Customers and Producers in Chocolate Industry, the market looks extraordinary, as a client, you are not subject to a Single maker and the other way around for the Producer. This sort of Flexibility is called Liquditity.
The term liquidity alludes to how rapidly or effectively something can be purchased or sold on the lookout



At the point when the Customers are not continually requesting items or the costs offered by them is fluctuating like ECG, they are supposed to be unstable and same with makers with unpredictable inventory. The market with this unusual condition is called Volatile Market.
The term Volatility is essentially standard deviation of day by day logarithmic return.

In laymen term, If the costs of a security vary quickly in a brief timeframe length, it is named to have high instability. In the event that the costs of a security vacillate gradually in a more extended time frame, it is named to have low instability.

At the point when these conditions are put in the stock market they are called Liquditity and Volatility individually.
In the stocks market, volatility shows the fluctuations in the value or price of a stock or share or bond. Liquidity shows the flexibility of the market, it is that time a stock can be purchased or sold quickly.
 
Market liquidity refers to the depth of buy and sell orders. A liquid market is one where you can buy or sell quickly. Volatility refers to a market's rate of change. A volatile market is one in which price changes rapidly over a short period of time. The level of liquidity tends to affect technical analysis
 
Liquidity in stock market refer to how quickly shares of a stock can be bought or sold.
Volatility refers to how price quickly change from one direction to another in a fast manner.
This is actually why you wait and learn before you jump into the stock market you need to understand the liquidity measure of trade and also how volatile let's talk you want to trade on is likely to be.
 
Liquidity is a topic I find fascinating. In trading cryptocurrency, I see terms such as liquidity providers and such people make money through it. Is it the same with stock markets?
 
Market liquidity means a lot in business terms base on the service render and business done but at the moment business liquidity is amount of money one has and is will to own a property or service,
 
Market liquidity refers to the depth of buy and sell orders. A liquid market is one where you can buy or sell quickly. Volatility refers to a market's rate of change. A volatile market is one in which price changes rapidly over a short period of time. The level of liquidity tends to affect technical analysis
I appriciate the explanation you just gave out,before this time i used to think liquidity is the volume of cash in the trading market,that is well explained,but from my observation,liquidity have a direct relation on how the market would fluctuate.
 
Liquidity is a term which stands for the situation whereby the stock commodity has lost its price and and doesn't have its original value while volatility signifies a state whereby a stick commodity fluctuates in price and can't be predictable.
 
The term jiqudity is used to describe a market where there are loys of buying and selling going on at the same time,without affecting the price of the stock,but in a volatile market,there is a drastic change in the price of stock.
 
The speed at which shares of a stock can be bought or sold is referred to as liquidity in the stock market.
Volatility is the rapid and abrupt movement in price from one direction to another.
 

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