What is Bid-Ask Spread? [Explained]

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Now this is what i call the knowledge transfer in simplify way. Thank you Boss for this. Keep doing these kind of videos

mahendrekarsaikumar

I like your teaching style so much. Thank you sir ☺️

MahabulIslam

1. 1000 / 1 have tight spread,
2. If spread increases, Slippage will also increase, we can't place market order bcoz of less liquidity

Moon_Sekaran

Sir, if bid ask spread of a particular stock is same as it's tick size, then should it be highly liquid stock?
And is it necessary that high volume stocks always have tight bid ask spread.

I saw stocks that trade in very low volume compared to the price like 300-400 rupees share was trading at 2-3 lakh volume, but the bid ask spread was very tight.

vindus

Stock B has a tighter spread. This is because, the spread is just 1 re for a stock price of Rs. 1, 000 and also denotes it has a greater volatility of executing / converting in to a successful trade.

rubankumar

I was fixated on a trade at the end of day today. The spread was 10 cents apart on a $2.50 (bid 2.46- ask 2.56) share price and the trade volume was low. The price was steadily climbing over 10 minutes but something bothered me about the spread at that volume and this confirmed that I made the right choice not to take the trade.

gabemckay

The moment a stock is traded, the bid and ask is the same, so should the spread not be zero then?

Oneofakind

If we trade in a wider spread, there are chances that the trade can get stuck because of lack of liquidity. In other words no. of buyers / sellers are less .. might also we lose premium paid ?

rubankumar

thanks sir stoch b 1/1000 tighter spread and facing liquidity issue

rohitkannojia

bro i can't place sell order once i place stop loss . or once i place sell order i can't place stop loss in zerodha . help me

mindblowart

# Stock B
# Tighter the spread indicates High volume (Liquidity), High chances for trade entry / exit at limit price vice-versa for Wider spread.

velsimpletrader

Wider spread can be non liquid or must sell at high discount!

arunaugustine

We read news in the media that doom and gloom is coming and we just accept it. Doom and gloom doesn't always have to be coming. I've read numerous success stories of people that are pulling off tremendous gains of up to $120k within weeks in this crazy market and I just want to learn how to achieve such figures.

ericbergman