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Math stock round and odd lot

by Kendra




You buy 1,044 shares. The round lot is 3% and the odd lot is 4% I need the total cost, proceeds and if I will gain or lose.




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Math stock round and odd lot

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Jun 23, 2010
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by: Shaun

So you’re saying that your broker charges you 3% of the number of shares you buy for a round lot and 4% for an odd lot? If that is the case then the round lot 1,000 shares would be $30 and the odd lot 1,044 would be $41.71.

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