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The term for owning 100 shares of stock is called a "round lot."
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It was during this time period that the stock market crashed, causing many people who had invested in the stock market to lose a lot of money.For example, say you bought 2,000 shares of a stock back then for $2.00 a share (figuratively). You have invested $4,000 in the stock of this company. When the stock market crashed, the price of this stock dropped to $.05 a share, but you still have 2,000 shares of it. What was worth $4,000 days ago is now worth $100, causing you to lose $3,900 in a matter of a few days.
In order to buy and sell shares an account must be established with a financial institution or brokerage house. Some companies may require a specified minimum initial deposit in order to open an account. After being approved to open a stock brokerage account an investor is able to purchase or sell shares of stock in any publicly traded company. Most investors purchase shares in increments of 100 shares known as a round lot.
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100 shares of stock is called a round lot.
The term for owning 100 shares of stock is called a "round lot."
In terms of stocks, the lot is the number of shares you purchase in one transaction.
Yes, a trade of 80 shares of stock is considered an even lot. An even lot typically consists of 100 shares, but a trade of 80 shares is still a specific quantity that can be executed. However, it is classified as an odd lot because it does not meet the standard even lot size of 100 shares.
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an odd lot an odd lot
One lot 100 shares
They lost a LOT OF MONEY
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It was during this time period that the stock market crashed, causing many people who had invested in the stock market to lose a lot of money.For example, say you bought 2,000 shares of a stock back then for $2.00 a share (figuratively). You have invested $4,000 in the stock of this company. When the stock market crashed, the price of this stock dropped to $.05 a share, but you still have 2,000 shares of it. What was worth $4,000 days ago is now worth $100, causing you to lose $3,900 in a matter of a few days.