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01-10-2007, 07:23 AM
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Shares Traded/Capitalization
It seems there are various opinions on the de minimus size/capitalization and liquidy of a company.
Those of you who are more experienced in RULE #1 investing (dare I say trading too) since as per the CAKE example there were 11 or so buy/sells so what is that minimum size as too liquidy or shares traded daily and the capitalization size of the company. There must be a good and fast guideline for a RULE #1 candiadte? I would appreciate input to these two areas.     
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