markettradable
Markettradable is a term used in finance to describe assets, instruments, or securities that can be bought and sold on a recognized market or trading venue. An item is markettradable when it has active counterparty participation, standardized terms, reliable price discovery, and a regulated settlement process. In practice, markettradable assets include equities, bonds, derivatives, currencies, and commodities that are listed on exchanges or traded on formal over-the-counter platforms. The degree of tradability varies by asset class and jurisdiction; highly liquid instruments offer broad access and tight bid-ask spreads, while smaller or over-the-counter instruments may have limited liquidity.
Market tradability is closely tied to liquidity and regulatory oversight. Exchange listing, transparent pricing, and standardized
Technological advances have expanded tradable offerings. Tokenized assets and regulated digital markets have broadened access beyond
See also: market liquidity, exchange, asset class, liquidity risk.