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In finance, the terms "high price" and "low price" refer to the maximum and minimum amounts that an investor is willing to pay for a tradable asset. These prices are key factors in determining the success of a trade. The high price represents the upper limit of what an investor is willing to pay, while the low price represents the lowest amount they are willing to accept. Understanding these terms is crucial for making informed investment decisions. So, always keep in mind the high and low prices when considering a trade.

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