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The phrase "a cash position" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the amount of cash or cash-equivalents that a company or individual holds at a given time.
Example: "The company maintained a strong cash position, allowing it to invest in new opportunities without taking on additional debt."
Alternatives: "liquid assets" or "cash reserves".
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At the end of the 2003 fiscal first quarter, Tyco expects a cash position of $2.15 billion.
UAL said it ended the quarter with a cash position of $4.9 billion, including $860 million in restricted cash.
The cost of cash occurs when a mutual fund holds a cash position instead of being fully invested in the market.
The staff was cut 21percentt earlier this month to help trim costs by $40 million a year, and an equity financing has been arranged to shore up a cash position of less than $10 million.
Build up a cash position.
Cisco currently has a cash position of approximately $30 billion.
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"What I do is say, 'Let's split it': 5% for establishing a cash position--first for saving for a house, later for emergency funds--and 5% for retirement".
James said the return to a cash-positive position had come a year earlier than expected.
-Meaningful cash balances: A sizable cash position provides a cushion for unexpected business reversals.
In his managed accounts and in GSO's model portfolio, he has had a heavy cash position for a long time.
The steel business, for example, is highly indebted and investing heavily, while the technology business, TCS, generates lakes of cash and has a balance-sheet with a net cash position.
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