Small caps irked by poor liquidity

Comments (0) | 10 Oct 2011 | Rating | Print by Tim Human

Perennial problem of low trading levels could be getting worse

Smaller companies keen to boost their liquidity face a problem: low trading levels are often exactly what puts off prospective new buyers. For many, the result is tiny turnover and a frustratingly low share price.

This problem was highlighted recently by a survey from the Quoted Companies Alliance (QCA) and ...

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