Sentences with phrase «relatively illiquid markets»

Buyers with deep - pockets can create huge price changes when they attempt to enter relatively illiquid markets.

Traders said relatively illiquid markets because of holidays across much of Europe and parts of Asia had exacerbated moves on Tuesday.

Not exact matches

While the bond market in general has become relatively illiquid, the corporate junk bond market is now largely trading in «step function» prices for anything larger than «one - sies and two - sies» ($ 1 to $ 2 million bond trades).

Compared with the U.S. or European fixed income markets, Canada's bond market is small and relatively illiquid.

To quote a study conducted for the Real Estate Research Institute, «in relatively illiquid, segmented, and informationally inefficient CRE markets, negotiated transaction prices may vary from the «true» (but unobservable) market value of the property.»

Size and funding source are my main advantages; I'm only investing for myself so I don't have to worry about redemptions, and unfortunately my funds available to invest are small enough not to move the market, even for relatively illiquid securities.

The markets for many securities we own are relatively illiquid.

Because new cryptocurrencies such as an ICO are often even more illiquid and thinly traded than say bitcoin (which itself is relatively illiquid), whales and insiders without vesting and lock - up periods can quickly move the market up and down due to the large amounts of coin holdings they have.

In illiquid markets and trading platforms with inflated volumes, it is relatively easy to manipulate the price of small cryptocurrencies.

The world's biggest alternative asset manager is seeking to raise $ 5 billion for its first nontraded real estate investment trust, which has relatively illiquid shares and will most likely be marketed to retail buyers.