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In the context of the stock market, "turnover" typically refers to the stock market turnover ratio, a key indicator of market liquidity and trading activity. It measures how frequently the total value of shares traded on a market is relative to its overall size. This metric helps investors, analysts, and regulators gauge the efficiency and vibrancy of a stock exchange—higher turnover often signals a more liquid and active market where shares can be bought or sold easily without significantly impacting prices
Why It MattersLiquidity Insight: High turnover reduces the risk of price slippage during trades.
Investor Signals: Actively traded markets attract more participants; low turnover might indicate investor caution or market inefficiencies.
Economic Indicator: Rising turnover can correlate with economic growth or speculation, while declines may signal recessions.
Cross-Market Comparison: Emerging markets often have higher ratios due to fewer listed companies but intense trading, while developed markets prioritize stability.
Why It MattersLiquidity Insight: High turnover reduces the risk of price slippage during trades.
Investor Signals: Actively traded markets attract more participants; low turnover might indicate investor caution or market inefficiencies.
Economic Indicator: Rising turnover can correlate with economic growth or speculation, while declines may signal recessions.
Cross-Market Comparison: Emerging markets often have higher ratios due to fewer listed companies but intense trading, while developed markets prioritize stability.
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