#TradingPairs101 #TradingPairs101 A currency with low trading volume. I thought it was an opportunity because it was cheap, but when I tried to sell, I found no buyers, and the price dropped sharply against me. Since then, I always check the trading volume and the depth of the order book before entering. High liquidity means faster execution and a smaller price spread, and the opposite leads to harmful price slippage even if I entered with a modest amount. Now, I follow pairs that have high trading volume, and I avoid entering currencies that have few active periods, especially during times of volatility. If I feel that liquidity is low, I use limit orders and do not rush with a direct market order, as the price spread at that moment can swallow all the profits, or even turn the trade into a loss without justification. Liquidity is important, not only for execution but also for peace of mind during trading.