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Hedging as a risk management strategy has pertinent factors that one must be aware of. Though, what would the most pertinent factor be as you see it?
Snake Pliskin said:Hedging as a risk management strategy has pertinent factors that one must be aware of. Though, what would the most pertinent factor be as you see it?
NettAssets said:I don't know quite what you are asking here Snake, but surely you have this back to front .
"Hedging a bet" is one factor in money management not the other way round.
The most "pertinent factor" that I can see is the degree to which hedging limits your gains. This is especially true when interest rates are rising and your costs of carry can exceed the (limited) upside even though the hedge is protecting you from disasterous downside losses.
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Manage risk or limit it. So if risk is minimised, or negated, by hedging surely it could be further minimised with efficient money management - position sizes relevant to the long and short sides.the hedge is protecting you from disasterous downside losses.
"Money Management is that portion of your trading system that tells you "how many" or "how much."
Bobby said:I'd like to place a GSL on an overnight SPI ~ CFD trade, but have you seen some CFD providers rules on this
Bob.
Yes Snake,Snake Pliskin said:So Bob, basically it amounts to inferior risk managment. Choosing brokers should be a major consideration for most.
Have a good night.
Snake
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