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Limit Move

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limit move
The maximum price change in a commodity futures contract permitted during a single trading session.
Limit Move
The maximum price change a security or derivative is allowed to undergo on a given trading day. Limit moves are mandated by many exchanges in order to reduce volatility in the market.


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A Limit Move means that a commodity price can only change up or down a certain amount during a trading session.
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