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Take a Position

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Take a position
To buy or sell short; that is to own or to owe some amount on an asset or derivative security.

Take a Position
The state of owning or owing a security or other asset. One has a long position when one owns something, while one has a short position when something is sold, especially sold short. See also: Close a position.

take a position
See position.


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Byline: Harrison Sheppard Sacramento Bureau SAN JOSE - The California Democratic Party voted Sunday to back a March 2 ballot measure making it easier to raise taxes in the future but refused to take a position on the bipartisan measure to borrow $15 billion as part of the state's fiscal recovery plan initiated by Gov.
 
 
 
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