SIGNAL FREQUENCY SCORE · 84/100

Liquidity

Definition

The ability to execute a trade at the displayed price without significantly moving the market. High liquidity = tight spreads, fast fills, low slippage. Low liquidity = wide spreads, delayed fills, price impact from your own order.

How Sigmentum uses it

Liquidity varies by asset, time of day, and market conditions. EUR/USD during the London–New York overlap is the most liquid market in the world — a $1M trade has negligible price impact. A small-cap crypto at 3am UTC is the opposite — a $5,000 order can move the price by 0.5%. Sigmentum signals are calibrated for the assets and sessions where institutional liquidity is present. Signals on low-liquidity assets (or during illiquid sessions for normally-liquid assets) carry implicit execution risk not captured in the confidence score.

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