Glossary
- Range warrant
- ratB (price addendum)
- ratG (price addendum)
- Rating
- Rating agency
- Real-time price
- Redemption
- Registered share with restricted transferability
- Registered shares
- Registrar
- Registrar company
- Regulated Market
- Renewal coupon
- Repo
- Repurchase agreement
- Repurchase in the open market
- Resistance level
- Retail investment fund
- Retained earnings
- Return
- Review (indices)
- REX (German bond index)
- Rho (warrants)
- Risk of total loss
- Round lot
- Runaway gap
Round lot
The minimum number of shares or the minimum par value eligible for execution in continuous trading
In floor trading at FWB® Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse (the Frankfurt Stock Exchange), all stock orders are executed at the next possible opportunity. The minimum trading unit is one share.
Bond orders must have a par value of at least €1 million to be eligible for continuous trading.
In the Xetra® electronic trading system, the minimum trading unit for all stocks is one share.
Synonym: Minimum trading unit
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