Discover Specific Strategies For Hedging Your Investment Portfolio
An investment portfolio should be making regular gains and increasing in value. When the market is changing though, you may be tempted to move out of stocks, to protect your investment. This can become very expensive and will realize your capital gains. A better strategy is to use hedging to protect your investment portfolio from market fluctuations.
Hedging is basically creating a position that moves with an inverse correlation to movements in your investment portfolio. Simply put, if your investments go up, your hedge goes down, and if your investments go down, your hedge goes up.
In this book, you'll learn specific strategies for hedging your investments with options, futures, and diversification. Plus, you'll learn when you should and when shouldn't hedge your investments as well as common pitfalls and mistakes to avoid.
Here are some of the specifics you'll learn...
- An overview of what hedging is and why it's critically important to hedge your investment portfolio-- Chapter 1
- 3 diversification strategies that you can use to build hedging right into your portfolio-- Chapter 2
- Hedging is not for everyone-- Here's an in-depth discussion of when you should or shouldn't hedge your investments-- Chapter 3
- The 2 most important things to consider before using an investment hedging strategy-- Chapter 3
- A specific step-by-step strategy for hedging using options, including a detailed example-- Chapter 4
- A specific step-by-step strategy for hedging using futures, including a detailed example-- Chapter 5
- Numerous common mistakes (that can cost you big time!) and how to avoid them-- Chapter 6
- And much much more!
Download your copy today!
An investment portfolio should be making regular gains and increasing in value. When the market is changing though, you may be tempted to move out of stocks, to protect your investment. This can become very expensive and will realize your capital gains. A better strategy is to use hedging to protect your investment portfolio from market fluctuations.
Hedging is basically creating a position that moves with an inverse correlation to movements in your investment portfolio. Simply put, if your investments go up, your hedge goes down, and if your investments go down, your hedge goes up.
In this book, you'll learn specific strategies for hedging your investments with options, futures, and diversification. Plus, you'll learn when you should and when shouldn't hedge your investments as well as common pitfalls and mistakes to avoid.
Here are some of the specifics you'll learn...
- An overview of what hedging is and why it's critically important to hedge your investment portfolio-- Chapter 1
- 3 diversification strategies that you can use to build hedging right into your portfolio-- Chapter 2
- Hedging is not for everyone-- Here's an in-depth discussion of when you should or shouldn't hedge your investments-- Chapter 3
- The 2 most important things to consider before using an investment hedging strategy-- Chapter 3
- A specific step-by-step strategy for hedging using options, including a detailed example-- Chapter 4
- A specific step-by-step strategy for hedging using futures, including a detailed example-- Chapter 5
- Numerous common mistakes (that can cost you big time!) and how to avoid them-- Chapter 6
- And much much more!
Download your copy today!
