How easily a stock can be bought or sold quickly without moving its price much; reflected in trading volume and value.
Liquidity describes how easily you can buy or sell a stock quickly at a fair price without moving the price much. A highly liquid stock trades heavily each day with a small bid-ask spread, so you can enter and exit easily. An illiquid stock may keep you waiting to find a buyer or seller, and a large order can move its price against you. Liquidity matters especially for active traders who move in and out quickly, and for large investors dealing in size. Core liquidity measures are trading volume and daily traded value. FoudaLens shows the actual executed liquidity on each stock.