Position, also known as headlining, meaning money, is a popular term in the financial and business world. Position refers to the amount of money an investor owns or borrows. A position is a market agreement that commits to a purchase or sale contract. The seller of this contract holds a short position hoping for a decline.

For example, when opening a position in futures trading, the position held after buying a futures contract is called a long position, referred to as long; the position held after selling a futures contract is called a short position, which is the difference between short and long contracts. An open and short contract is called a net position, but when doing futures, it does not do cash and does foreign exchange, the position is to open the market. Also known as exposure, this is the act of buying one currency and selling another. After the market opens, you can go long (long) on ??one currency and short (short) on another currency.

Choosing the correct exchange rate level and the correct holding time are the prerequisites for profit. On the other hand, if you enter the market at the wrong time, you can easily lose money. Net position is the difference between one currency and another after opening.

The Capital Bureau updates the initial position of the account based on the account bank statement, and at the same time writes off the collection and payment positions reported by each reporting unit; and then verifies the collection and payment position sheets reported by each reporting unit. Classify and summarize, register according to account, collection amount, payment amount, value date, and finally calculate the balance of each account.