RISK OF WIDER SPREAD Sample Clauses

RISK OF WIDER SPREAD. The Bid-Ask spread is the difference between the offer price and bid price of a security/contract quoted by the Market Makers or trading parties. The size of spread is affected by a number of factors such as liquidity, volatility, free float (the total number of shares outstanding that are readily available for trading) etc. Generally, low liquidity, high volatility and low free float levels of a security may result in relatively wider Bid- Ask Spread. The higher Bid-Ask spread can result in greater cost to customers.
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