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A foreign exchange dealer forgets to square the over bought position in a foreign currency. It is a ......

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Answered by nivabora539
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A square position is a situation where a trader or portfolio has no market exposure. It is commonly associated with foreign-exchange trading, but it can be applied to any type of market trade where offsetting positions can be held. A square position is also referred to as a "flat position."

Answered by Anonymous
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It is commonly associated with foreign-exchange trading, but it can be applied to any type of market trade where offsetting positions can be held. A square position is also referred to as a "flat position."

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