Can trading based on volume be easier?

<p id="isPasted">Stocks with higher volume are usually easier to sell and or buy but not within a specific time frame as you mentioned.</p><p>Essentially what you are referring to is trading volume. Trading volume is the amount of shares bought or sold at any particular time in the stock market. This time frame could range anywhere from a few seconds to a few days depending on the stock in question.</p><p>You will usually find that stocks with longer and more stable trading histories are able to be traded at immediate times. Penny stocks usually don’t fall under this spectrum. This is because penny stocks usually do not have the same trading volume as more established stocks. Trading volume is also influenced by the amount of people buying and selling shares. Also, don’t forget that bid-and-ask price are all factors that determine how fast a stock can be bought or sold.</p><p>Some stocks are easier to sell due to the high volume of trading that is associated with that stock.</p><p>There are many factors that influence trading volume and how easily you are able to liquidate your holdings. Don’t think that only one thing can influence how fast a stock can be bought or sold. I notice this is usually where novice market learners make mistakes.</p>