"low liquidity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a lack of readily available funds or assets. Example: "The company's stock prices dropped due to low liquidity in the market."
"There's low liquidity because they are not there, they've gone off for the weekend.
"We are living through a moment of very low liquidity in general.
J. P. Morgan said the price was appropriate because of the shares' low liquidity and the absence of voting rights.
"All this creates leads and lags in the currency markets, and against the backdrop of low liquidity, you get exaggerated movements," Mr. Ballim said.
"There is a structural issue here that over-the-counter markets with low liquidity can be manipulated by traders putting through visible trades at a duff price.
Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: Sceptics might suggest this is good timing in low liquidity markets to spread a bid rumour.
The results of financial ratio analysis showed that district hospitals had lowest liquidity ratio compared to two other types of hospitals.
But it needs to be implemented with the greatest care and even the most enthusiastic investment bankers would not argue for a return to the low-capital and low-liquidity regime in place in 2007.
Interestingly, we find that the low-income and low-liquidity households spend the money with signs of present bias and overspending while high income and high liquidity households are more likely to use the money to pay off debt.
"It's really the end of Germany ag as we know it," says Davis. "It's going to change what has been a low-liquidity, insider market, into a higher-liquidity place that's going to look more like the rest of Europe.
Ibbotson tries to profit off the discount the market accords low-liquidity stocks by screening every six months or so for companies that have reported positive earnings over the previous year and that he expects to do so again.
