What is another word for more odd-lot?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔːɹ ˈɒdlˈɒt] (IPA) 
Odd-lot is a term used in finance and investments to refer to a number of securities or shares that are not enough to make a complete round lot. In other words, odd-lot securities are those that are sold or purchased in quantities that do not fit the standard trading sizes.
The term "more odd-lot" could be used to describe securities that are even smaller than the standard odd-lot size. Synonyms for this could include micro-lot, nano-lot, or mini-lot securities. These terms are used to describe securities that are sold or purchased in very small quantities, usually less than 100 shares. These securities are often traded by small investors or traders who cannot afford to make larger trades and are looking for smaller investments with potentially higher returns.
