Why Prices Move: What Actually Happens When You Buy a Stock
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Why Prices Move: What Actually Happens When You Buy a Stock
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What actually makes a stock price move?
In Episode 1 of The Liquidity Game, we go beneath the chart and break down the real mechanics of modern markets. If every trade has both a buyer and a seller, why does price still move sharply up or down? That question opens the door to understanding how the market actually works.
We explain, in plain English:
- bids, asks, and the bid-ask spread
- market orders vs. limit orders
- liquidity and market depth
- Level 1, Level 2, and time & sales
- volume, volatility, and slippage
- market makers and price discovery
- why aggressive orders move price
- hidden liquidity and institutional execution
- opening auctions, halts, and short squeezes
The goal of this episode is simple: understand what is happening underneath the chart before trying to trade it.
The Liquidity Game is a podcast about active trading, market structure, risk, psychology, and execution without hype, fake gurus, or guaranteed-profit nonsense.
Educational content only. Active trading involves substantial risk of loss.
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