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Odd-Lot Sales
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Odd-Lot Sales
Sales of securities in quantities of fewer than 100 shares. In general, most investors who make odd-lot sales are small investors. Because some investors consider small investors poorly informed and therefore wrong most of the time, they believe a large number of odd-lot sales may be a sign that stock prices will soon fall.


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I am confident that this program is benefiting both the individual shareholder and the company, as a whole, as many small shareholders were not selling their positions due to the high brokerage fees associated with odd-lot sales.
15, 2002 Forest Oil Corporation (Forest) (NYSE:FST) announced today that it has commenced a voluntary odd-lot sales program through which shareholders beneficially owning an aggregate of 99 or fewer shares of Forest common stock may elect to sell all of their shares to Forest.
30 /PRNewswire/ -- The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company today announced that it will conduct an odd-lot sale or purchase program for its common stock.
 
 
 
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