Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
outright position
English answer:
unhedged or exposed position
Added to glossary by
Dave Calderhead
Jan 19, 2006 23:48
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English term
outright position
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On top of that, we also had an ***outright overweight duration position*** in the short end (2 year) area of the Gilt curve. Whilst the same fundamental analysis supported the view (weakening UK economy and the potential in 2006 for further Bank of England rate cuts), a significant backup in yields mid-month offered value to an ***outright position***.
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Laura
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Laura
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4 +6 | unhedged position | Dave Calderhead |
5 | In plain English | Mike Delta |
4 | see.. | Mariana Zarnicki |
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unhedged position
or exposed position,
because the risk of the position is not hedged in any way by other positons or fiancial instruments
ref:
It offers a leveraged alternative to taking an outright position in an underlier. Let's compare the risk-reward characteristics of an outright position vs. ...
www.riskglossary.com/articles/leverage.htm
because the risk of the position is not hedged in any way by other positons or fiancial instruments
ref:
It offers a leveraged alternative to taking an outright position in an underlier. Let's compare the risk-reward characteristics of an outright position vs. ...
www.riskglossary.com/articles/leverage.htm
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Outright Futures Position
A position in a futures contract that is not offset.
Notes:
An outright futures position means that an investor has decided against a spread strategy. Instead, he or she will be only either long or short a particular futures contract.
A position in a futures contract that is not offset.
Notes:
An outright futures position means that an investor has decided against a spread strategy. Instead, he or she will be only either long or short a particular futures contract.
Peer comment(s):
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Charlesp
: yes, but they are talking about gilts.( bonds - fixed interest securities issued by the British Government).
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In plain English
'Outright position' is undisputed position.
The word 'outright' in ***outright overweight duration position*** is so far from the word 'position' that it has very little influence on the word.
Consider my explanation against the "technical" alternatives you are offered.
The word 'outright' in ***outright overweight duration position*** is so far from the word 'position' that it has very little influence on the word.
Consider my explanation against the "technical" alternatives you are offered.
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