Series 65: 1.4.2.5. Odd Lot Theory

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1.4.2.5. Odd Lot Theory

An odd lot transaction is a transaction that involves fewer than 100 shares. The odd lot theory assumes that the only investors who trade in odd lots are small investors who ca

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