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A group of shares in a single security that were bought or sold together.
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A group of identical UNITS (for securities) or nearly identical units (for collectibles) of an investment that are traded at the same time and price. Open lots are the contents of open investments and can be long (buys) or short (short sell). Closed lots are the contents of closed investments and can be long (sell) or short (buy to cover).
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Plot of ground, which may or may not be developed.
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In the eighteenth century Moravians made frequent use of the lot in an effort to determine the will of the Lord in any situation in which their right course of action was not clear to the. They were convinced that they could in this way rely on Christ
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Generally, any portion or parcel of real property. Usually refers to a portion of a subdivision.
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