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Switching
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Switching
Liquidating a position and simultaneously reinstating a position in another futures contract of the same type.
Switching
1. The act of closing a position and opening another with better prospects. This term often applies to securities and mutual funds. See also: Load.

2. In futures, the act of liquidating a contract and using the proceeds to buy another on the same type with a longer maturity. This is often done to avoid receiving delivery of the underlying.
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