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Market Liquidity
Market liquidity is the term used when an item can be bought or sold quickly without altering the price in a significant manner. In market liquidity, the item rarely looses its value. Money is the most common type of liquidity used.
Market liquidity is present when there is maximum investor confidence in a certain market. Most investors want to transact business in a place which presents the minimum number of risks. Market liquidity is also present when the investors involved are creditworthy.
There are some products that attract market liquidity and these include money market investments and blue chip securities.
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