Shareholder liquidity refers to how easily investors can convert their equity holdings into cash without significantly impacting the stock’s market price. It’s measured by trading volume and bid-ask spreads. Companies use it to attract investors by ensuring stable exits, while founders and early backers benefit from monetizing stakes. Ultimately, active liquidity boosts market confidence and lowers capital costs for all stakeholders.
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