1.   There must be procedures for determining the market price for a contract at regular intervals, even in a thin market.

2.   And while insured bonds trade more readily than uninsured ones -- a benefit in the thin tax-free market -- the feature causes wide price swings.

3.   A thin market exaggerates falls as well as rises.

4.   He also contended that too much transparency could increase volatility in thin markets.

5.   Moreover, they must be willing to take on investments whose risks became all too plain recently, and realize that the thin secondary market may make resale difficult.

6.   On the Continent, manufacturers of muesli held a thin market share.

7.   Stretch markets too thin and that coveted liquidity could begin to evaporate.

8.   Taylor said the competition for Boucher, who has a powerful shot from the blue line, could be considerable because of a thin market for defenseman.

9.   These stores market a life style, rather than catering to a thin market segment.

10.   Traders said the action by central banks this week to buy up currencies amid a thin market also helped to ease the sharp declines on small trades.