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As an experienced trader, you often start a trade by checking the three measures of liquidity—volume, open interest, and the bid/ask spread. If there are enough buyers and sellers, you assume the market is liquid enough to trade. If not, you might have trouble getting in or out of positions easily and efficiently, so you stay away.

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Money Market Funds (MMFs) are savings pools that offer a safe place to park your cash while earning some interest.

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Simple Strategies in Options Trading

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