Hi Renzy...... ETF's are easy as to trade. There aren't the long lists of buys and sells in the market depth like in ordinary shares, rather the bids and offers are closer to the funds NTA. You need to remember that you are dealing with a market maker who is also there to make money so you need to be careful that the depth spread isn't too out there before you buy/sell. A few quick refreshes of your screen will show you that the current prices don't stay there for long before changing then maybe changing back again. Have been trading BBOZ and GEAR for a while now and there are always enough units to buy/sell as long as one is happy with the price. "Limit" orders are the go. An "at market" order will more than likely result in you paying more or selling for less than you would have liked to. Only keep my trades for a few days and never had any trouble with liquidity. Hope this helps.
