Market float refers to the number of a company’s shares available for public trading, excluding restricted or insider-held stock. Investors use it to gauge liquidity and volatility—higher floats typically mean smoother trades. Traders benefit by analyzing float for price movement potential, while companies use it to manage stock stability and attract diverse shareholders.
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