position trader meaning

• [Finance]
  A commodities trader who takes a long-term approach in maintaining positions in the market and does not close out of these positions until close to the delivery date.

• position trader commodity market
• For example, a position trader may take four positions in four different stocks.
• Large hedge funds and other well capitalized " position traders " are the main professional speculators.
• Now he's a position trader, holding onto stocks for a longer period of time than day traders.
• The rule may also adversely affect position traders by preventing them from setting stops on the first day they enter positions.
• Traders may use a combination of fundamental analysis, Position traders may hold trades longer and with less risk using spreads.
• In the U . S ., the Commodities Futures Trading Commission regularly publishes what positions traders hold, though it doesn't name the traders.
• For example, the new company won't need two sales / traders who cover the same accounts, or two position traders who handle the same stocks.
• My trading desk then calls a sales trader, who calls the position trader who calls the floor broker, and then the floor broker goes to the specialist.
• Then, in the late 1970s, while working as a hospital administrator, he switched to commodities, as both a day and position trader, and began utilizing personal computers in his technical analysis research.

• "position trader" meaning in Chinese: 长线交易者
• "position trader" meaning in Japanese: ポジション?トレーダー
• "position trader" meaning in Russian: бирж. торговец позициями ( трейдер, который открывает ры...