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Lot
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lot
The number of bonds or shares of stock in a single trade. See also odd lot, round lot.

Lot
A group of securities or derivatives traded as a unit, often in groups of 100. Some derivatives, especially exchange-traded funds, set a minimum lot that may be traded; for example, one may only trade a certain ETF in lots of 100. Exchanges and regulators set standard lots, which are used in contracts of trade. This practice means that an investor knows how many securities or derivatives he/she is buying or selling in a given transaction.


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Stych latched onto an error by Matthew Coughlan, ran clear and lotted the ball home for what ppeared to be the winning goal.
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