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FAQ

What is illiquidity in private investments?

Quick Answer:
Illiquidity means investments cannot be easily sold or exited.

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Learn More:
Unlike public securities, private investments lack active secondary markets. Illiquidity can reduce short-term volatility but increases dependency on long-term outcomes.

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