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Forex Glossary of Trading Terms and Definitions

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Lot

A "lot" is a standard unit of measurement that represents a specific quantity of assets being traded. In the context of forex trading, a standard lot typically equals 100,000 units of the base currency, while a mini lot represents 10,000 units, and a micro lot corresponds to 1,000 units. In stock trading, a lot often refers to 100 shares of a stock, denoting the minimum quantity that an investor can buy or sell. Lots help traders manage their positions and risk by determining the size of trade they are executing, thus influencing the potential profit or loss on each trade.

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