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Spanish term
netos cortos/largos
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Clearing house manual
El TNC y el TOTEF resultado del proceso de Compensación señalados en este Apartado, se incorporarán de manera continua para su Liquidación mediante transferencia de valores sujeta a la entrega contra pago conforme a los siguientes criterios de ordenación:
Criterio 3: Días de antigüedad de los netos cortos no liquidados en forma descendente.
Criterio 5: Días de antigüedad de los netos largos (compras) en que los Agentes Liquidadores no los han recibido por parte de la CCV en forma descendente.
Criterio 3: Días de antigüedad de los netos cortos no liquidados en forma descendente.
Criterio 5: Días de antigüedad de los netos largos (compras) en que los Agentes Liquidadores no los han recibido por parte de la CCV en forma descendente.
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3 | Net short/long position | Meridy Lippoldt |
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net short positions/net long positions
short means selling
long means buying
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long means buying
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Net short/long position
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Short Sale Definition - Investopedia
Position: the extent of a person's financial commitment to a stock, commodity or currency. If a dealer for example sells 100 shares he does not own, he has sold short or has a short position of 100 in the shares. If he owns 100 shares, he has a long position of 100 of the stock on his books. He will take a bear position, I.e. a short position, if he expects the price of the stock to fall and can buy the stock to meet his sale more cheaply later on, and a bull, or long position if he expects the price to rise. Source: International Dictionary of Finance. The Economist Books.
Short Sale Definition - Investopedia
Position: the extent of a person's financial commitment to a stock, commodity or currency. If a dealer for example sells 100 shares he does not own, he has sold short or has a short position of 100 in the shares. If he owns 100 shares, he has a long position of 100 of the stock on his books. He will take a bear position, I.e. a short position, if he expects the price of the stock to fall and can buy the stock to meet his sale more cheaply later on, and a bull, or long position if he expects the price to rise. Source: International Dictionary of Finance. The Economist Books.
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