Financial Definition of Net Change
Meaning of Net Change
This is the difference between a day’s last trade and the previous day’s last trade.
Legal Definition of Net Change
The change in the price of a security from the closing price on one day to the closing price the next day on which the stock is traded. The net change is ordinarily the last figure in the newspaper stock price list. The mark +1 1/8 means up $1.125 a share from the last sale on the previous day the stock traded.
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