What Is a Long Position?
Commonly known as long buying, generally refers to investors bullish on the futures market, and then buying futures contracts, after the price rises, to make a profit. In addition, in the total receipt and payment of the bank on that day, the income is greater than the expenditure amount, which is called "long position".
Long position
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- Commonly known as long buying, generally refers to investors bullish on the futures market, and then buying futures contracts, after the price rises, to make a profit. In addition, in the total receipt and payment of the bank on that day, the income is greater than the expenditure amount, which is called "long position".
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- A long position means that investors are optimistic about the market trend, so they buy first and then sell to make a profit or spread; a short position means an investor or
- 1. Position (position) is also called "head lining", which means money, and is a popular term in the financial and business world. If the bank's total receipts and payments on that day are greater than the expenditures, it is called a "long position", and if the payments are greater than the revenues, it is called a "missing position". The act of predicting more or less of this type of position is called a "rolled position." The act of finding ways to transfer funds everywhere is called a "turnover." If the temporarily unused amount is greater than the required amount, it is called "position loose", and if the fund demand is greater than the idle amount, it is called "tight position".
- 2. Position is a word commonly used in the financial industry and is often used in financial, securities, stock, and futures trading.
- For example, when opening a position in futures trading, the position held after buying a futures contract is called a long position, referred to as a long position; the position held after selling a futures contract is called a short position, referred to as a short position. The difference between a long open commodity contract and an open short contract is called a net position. This method is only used in futures trading, and it is not yet used in spot trading.
- In foreign currency transactions, opening a position means opening. Opening is also called exposure, which is the act of buying one currency and selling another currency at the same time. After opening, one currency is long (long) and another (short) is short. Choosing an appropriate exchange rate level and timing to establish a position is a prerequisite for profitability. If the time to enter the market is better, the chance of profit is greater; on the contrary, if the time to enter the market is improper, it is easy to lose money. The net position is the difference between the transaction of one currency and another currency obtained after the opening.
- In addition, in the financial industry, there are also statements such as leveling positions and position borrowing.
- There are many types of position days: the first position day (the first day of the futures delivery process), etc., most of them refer to the day when the money is used.
- 3. The bulls believe that the price of the stock index futures contract will rise, so they will buy it; on the contrary, the bears believe that the price of the stock index futures contract is high and will fall in the future, so they sell it.
- Note that in the stock market, buyers are also referred to as longs and sellers are referred to as shorts. However, in stock trading, the seller must have stocks to sell. People without stocks cannot sell. In stock index futures trading, it is not the same. You can also sell futures contracts without a corresponding basket of stocks. The difference between the two is essentially the difference between spot and futures.