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ETF Liquidity, Explained

There are several factors to consider when assessing an ETF’s liquidity. We prepared the following resource to help investors understand what ETF liquidity entails, while addressing some common misconceptions. In the process, we explore how to contextualise the liquidity of an ETF’s underlying securities (primary market) and the volume of ETF shares traded (secondary market).

Get the full liquidity picture here.

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This document is not intended to be, or does not constitute, investment research

Authored by: Global X Team

Date:
08 Feb 2023

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