A stock’s float, the number of shares available for public trading, significantly influences its performance. High float stocks offer stability and lower volatility, suitable for risk-averse investors. Low float stocks feature higher price volatility and potential returns but come with greater risks. Understanding these dynamics helps investors navigate the stock market effectively.
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