Yes 150-300 is the limit for shared servers. Most sit with about 100 or 200, if an account requires more resource or cpu they can upgrade to be on a server with less accounts.
It's important to do this so the server can stay strong in the case several web hosting accounts burst their traffic or load levels at the same time. With too many accounts on one server, the server can slow down or even crash from this.
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