IBD bid-ask spread and liquidity
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IQ Liquidity Score
1 of 6 measured · Feb 13, 2026The IQ Liquidity Score: a fixed 0 to 100 scale of trading conditions, the same anchors for every fund; 100 is the easiest to trade. It measures how cheaply and reliably the fund trades, not whether to own it. Method →
Capacity
What the holdings can absorb a dayNot measured: its holdings are bonds, which have no volume source here.
Dealers
Authorized participants · N-CEN, the year to Nov 30, 20253 of 5 authorized participants created or redeemed IBD shares in the year to Nov 30, 2025. From the fund’s Form N-CEN, filed Feb 13, 2026.
The active authorized participants, largest first, by share of the dollars created and redeemed: J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (51.4%), Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC (34.3%), BofA Securities, Inc. (14.3%). 2 more were listed and created or redeemed nothing.
How to trade IBD
To buy or to sell, up to $100,000- When
- ETF spreads are usually widest in the first minutes after the open and the last before the close.
Median spread by half hour, 30 days.
Share of volume at the ask against at the bid.
Sub-penny prints as a share of volume.
Prints above $500k, count and share.
Share of the day’s volume at the close.
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