While navigating the volatile market swings during the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, Goldman Sachs is honing in on one metric it believes can presage returns — stock liquidity.
Goldman defines liquidity as the percentage of the market cap or a stock that could be traded throughout the day, while only expecting a 10 basis point impact on the stock. The firm believes as the market moves higher, investors buy these stocks first because they are the easiest to purchase due to their liquidity.
Goldman made a list of stocks for clients that have liquidity in the top decile compared to other S&P 500 names and believes said they could do well in the start of the second half.
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