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This booklet was published in 1933 by DeCoppet & Doremus, who were Odd-Lot Dealers on the New York Stock Exchange and member of the Exchange.
At the time, shares on the NYSE were traded in multiples of 100, known as "Round-Lots". "Odd-Lots" are share orders that were under 100 shares. Odd-Lots were traded by specialists on the Exchange floor. As small investor started to get into the Market, thse Odd-Lot Dealer became more important. This booklet explains in detail how the system worked on the floor, fundamental principles of trading odd-lots, from the steps involved to execution in 1933. Illustrated - several vintage NYSE photos.
Buying and Selling Odd-Lots
- Published DeCoppet & Doremus, Members NYSE
- 104 page booklet, illustrated
- Size: 7" x 4.5" , soft cover
- Age: 1933
- Condition: Very good, pages clean and crisp, binding tight.
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