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Portfolio hedging is a crucial component of investment strategy that involves taking measures to protect your investments from adverse market conditions. By strategically hedging your portfolio, you can minimize the impact of potential losses while aiming to preserve capital.
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One common hedging strategy is using options contracts to offset potential downside risks. For example, purchasing put options on a stock you own can act as insurance against a price decline. If the stock price falls, the put option increases in value, offsetting some of the losses in your portfolio.
Another popular hedging . . .
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