Market Liquidity. In setting our prices, spreads and the sizes in which we will deal, we will take account of the Market or Markets for the relevant underlying instruments. Market conditions can change significantly in a very short period of time, so that if you wish to close an Open Position we might not be able to do so under the same terms as when you opened the position. The list above is non-exhaustive and is merely intended to provide a general overview of the possible market risks.
Market Liquidity. The price by Eone General Trading Xxx.Xxx, similar to the underlying market, is usually good, up to a certain size. In order to maintain additional liquidity to the market, we may apply a different spread to the price. Some markets which are quoted by us are done so outside of normal market xxxxx.Xx these situations, while every effort is made to keep prices and spreads consistent, this may not always be possible during particular volatile periods or during periods of illiquidity in corresponding markets.
Market Liquidity. 6.1 In setting the prices, spreads and other features of a Product, Stater may take into account the market conditions of the relevant Digital Assets which may change significantly fast and drastically. Under certain circumstances, you may not be able to liquidate a Product or your trading position therein under the desirable terms or timeframe. You acknowledge and agree that you are solely responsible to bear all the relevant risks.
Market Liquidity. Some of the listed securities in which the Customer may invest may be in very low volumes. There is therefore the risk that investments may not be easily liquidated.
Market Liquidity. Market liquidity relates to the ability of buyers and sellers of securities to transact speedily and efficiently without causing drastic change in the price 22 Funding liquidity and market liquidity will be discussed in this chapter in greater detail below, see respective sections 2.3.2 “Market liquidity” and 2.3.3 “Funding liquidity”. 23 P O Xxxxxxxxxx and O Xxxxxx, “Global Safe Assets” (2012) 399 BIS Working Paper 1 at 4. 24 Xxxxxx (n 8) 85 at 91.
