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Primary market creates liquidity ​

Answer 1

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Primary liquidity is concerned with how efficient it is to create or redeem shares. In the secondary market, liquidity is generally a function of the value of ETF shares traded; in the primary market, liquidity is more a function of the value of the underlying shares that back the ETF.

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Answer 2

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Primary liquidity is concerned with how efficient it is to create or redeem shares. In the secondary market, liquidity is generally a function of the value of ETF shares traded; in the primary market, liquidity is more a function of the value of the underlying shares that back the ETF.

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