A lot refers to the standardised number of shares or units that are traded. For example, in the stock market, one lot may represent 100 shares of a stock. Buying or selling in lots ensures trades are made in uniform amounts.
A lot refers to the standardised number of shares or units that are traded. For example, in the stock market, one lot may represent 100 shares of a stock. Buying or selling in lots ensures trades are made in uniform amounts.
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