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Thin Market

Thin Market | Definition

A market in which there are comparatively few bids to buy, or offers to sell, or both. The phrase may apply to a single security or the entire stock market. In a thin market, price fluctuations between transactions are usually larger than when the market is liquid. A thin market in a particular stock may reflect lack of interest in that issue or a limited supply of or demand for stock in the market.

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