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Thats exactly why market cap is a bad metric - it does not encode market depth (how much you can actually sell before the price moves) or velocity (how many uni
by arcticbull 4y ago
Thats exactly why market cap is a bad metric - it does not encode market depth (how much you can actually sell before the price moves) or velocity (how many units are changing hands in the wild in a given period).
Worst of all, currencies do not have market caps - equities do. Market caps are measured in currencies.
- mbesto 4y agoDing ding. You found the point.