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Maximum price fluctuation 
when you ask a broker to buy or sell shares you can set a limit price. This will represent a maximum price you want to pay, if you are buying, or the minimum you would like to receive, if you are selling. It's best to check with your broker how they handle limit prices. For example, some will cancel your trade after a certain time if they can't do ...
The maximum or minimum price at which ou are wiling to buy or sell specified shares.
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Limit price is a pricing strategy in which a monopoly is selling its products below the average cost of production to discourage the entrance of new competitors in the market.