How to Hedge Against A Market Correction
How to Hedge Against A Market Correction
Executive Summary What you need to know about hedging with Stops Inverse and leveraged ETFs Shorts Options Futures Deciding which hedging instruments are appropriate for your portfolio If you have not yet read Part 1: Defying Gravity available free to all readers, please click here to read it first. OK – hedging sounds prudent. But how do you do it? Our focus here in Part 2 of this report is to cover the most common vehicles used in hedging strategies. Each one merits its own dedicated report (a series we’ll likely create in the future) to truly understand how and when
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It seems to me that counter-party risk is being ignored here. If the counter-party to your hedge goes broke, even a too bog to fail institution, then you might not ...
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