Understanding Market Liquidity
This blog explains what market liquidity is and how to use it when trading online.
A highly experienced financial market analyst with a focus on fundamental analysis, Kenneth Fisher’s daily commentary covers a broad range of markets including forex, equities and commodities.
His work has been published in several major online financial publications including Investing.com, Seeking Alpha and FXStreet.
Based in Israel, Kenny has been a MarketPulse contributor since 2012.
This blog explains what market liquidity is and how to use it when trading online.
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