Definition
Buying put options on a stock you own, or holding an inverse ETF against a portfolio, are hedges. They reduce potential losses but cost money or limit gains.
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A position taken to offset the risk of another.
Buying put options on a stock you own, or holding an inverse ETF against a portfolio, are hedges. They reduce potential losses but cost money or limit gains.
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