Bull Position
Categories: Trading, Banking, Managed Funds, Stocks
Owning a security rather than holding a short position in it. A bull position means that the security owner is betting that the value of that security will increase rather than decrease, as in a bear position.
Harry was a big fan of Laughacadabra, Inc. (Ticker: HA), a chain of night clubs featuring comedic magician performers. Wanting to profit from his fandom, he called his broker and instructed him to take a bull (long) position in the company’s stock. Unfortunately, after an early-morning incident in one of the clubs, Harry found himself being charged with public indecency by a judge in night court.
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