Closed Position
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Closed Position
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A closed position refers to a currency trade that has been settled. A trader may need to pay money to close a position depending on the value of the position when it is closed. If the value is negative, the trader pays. If the value is positive, the trader profits.
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Closed Position
Profits or losses on a position can only be realized once it is closed. After a position is closed, it only exists for historical purposes in the trading logs and a trader’s journal. Traders often create rules and procedures for deciding when to close either a winning or a losing positing because, once closed, that position cannot be re-opened.
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