In trading, a thin market describes low liquidity, where limited buy and sell orders create wide bid-ask spreads and heightened volatility. This environment means large transactions can dramatically shift prices, making execution costly. Active day traders and speculators may exploit these rapid price swings, while institutional investors typically avoid thin markets due to slippage risks.
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