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No Ordinary Duck
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Well from what I see the risk of being in an illiquid number of trades where there could be very large slippage if I needed to liquidate and the risk of delisting not normally attributed to the more liquid stocks----seems to be larger than the added reward over time.
I'd also suggest that any outlier shock in the market would see the illiquid stocks take longer torecover if indeed they did at all.
I'd also suggest that any outlier shock in the market would see the illiquid stocks take longer torecover if indeed they did at all.