kauplemisüksuste
Kauplemisüksused, often translated as trading units or units of trade, refer to the standardized quantities in which financial assets are bought and sold on exchanges. These units are established by the specific exchange or market where the trading takes place and are designed to ensure consistency and efficiency in the trading process. For example, stocks are typically traded in round lots, which historically meant 100 shares, although many exchanges now allow for odd lots (less than 100 shares). Bonds, on the other hand, may be traded in specific face value amounts, such as $1,000 or $100,000.
The size of a kauplemisüksus can vary significantly depending on the asset class and the market. For