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Net Position
The difference between the open long contracts and the open short contracts held by a trader in any one commodity.
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Net position
The value of the position subtracting the initial cost of setting up the position.
Net Position - A currency position after aggregating and canceling all offsetting transactions in each currency, maturity, and security.
Net Position - Is the difference between longs and comparable shorts. It can also refer to the dollar difference for the combined market values of all long and short positions. Often it refers to the net trading exposure on a market directional basis.
NET POSITION
The difference between an individual or firm's open long contracts
and open short contracts in any one commodity.
Technical condition of a market Demand and supply factors affecting price, in particular, the net position, either long or short, of the dealer community.
Block trade that matches buy or sell orders/interests, sparing the block trader any inventory risk (no net position and hence none available for additional customers). Natural. Antithesis of open.
net position The difference between total open long and open short positions in a given security held by an individual. Net Present Value Abbreviated as NPV, which refers to the present value of an investment's future...
Clean In the context of general equities, block trade that matches buy or sell orders/interests, sparing the block trader any inventory risk (no net position and hence none available for additional customers). Natural. Antithesis of open.
2. To reduce an investor's net position in an investment to zero, so that no further gains or losses will be experienced from that position.
"Being flat", or "Flat position" refer to a trader's net position in a commodity, meaning that his books show no holdings or liabilities.
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Figure 4 also shows an implausible variability in the U.S. net position during 1996-2003-another aspect, perhaps, of unreported capital flows.
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Demand and supply factors affecting price, in particular the net position, either long or short, of the dealer community. ...
Netting - The method used to reduce cross border payments among units of a company that involves periodic reporting by units to the netting center. The net position is settled on a monthly basis and the practice reduces the number of foreign ...
The period of time between the end of the discount period and the date payment is due.
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Protected put
With a long position in the underlying asset, an investor can buy a put option to ‘protect' him or herself from a fall in the asset price. The net position is referred to as a protected put.
When interest rates in a particular country go down, dealers sell that country's currency; when rates rise, they add to their net position.
Investments. An investor's stake in a market, in the form of open (unliquidated) contracts.
One indication of this is that the net position in foreign bonds had an unrealized gain on it at September 3.
 See also: Expected return, Asset pricing model, Capital asset pricing model, Risk-free asset, Banks
  
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