Just by the way, ETF liquidity should be measured differently from ordinary shares, as they are open ended (unlike shares and LICs, which have a finite amount of shares/units outstanding). ETF market makers can, at any time during the trading day add additional liquidity by creating more ETF units. A fairly good description of this here: http://www.betasharesblog.com.au/how-liquid-are-etfs/
Just by the way, ETF liquidity should be measured differently...
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