Market Depth

What is Market Depth?

Learn about market depth.

Market depth is the overall level of open buy and sell orders for an individual security. You can quickly check the number of orders and their corresponding prices if you want to know if there are sufficient liquidity levels. For example, low liquidity can be present for particular interest rate securities and warrants.

A market depth table is composed of buyers, sellers, and prices that the buyers want to buy at and sellers wish to sell at. In the middle column you will see quantity, which is the total shares in the market and total shares bought and sold at a certain price.

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