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61, The amount of Initial Margin and Hedged Margin for each Instrument is defined in the Contract Specifications.

62, John hedged his bets for the purpose of hedging against loss.

63, Ratio of the value of futures contracts purchased or sold to the value of the cash commodity being hedged, a computation necessary to minimize basis risk.

64, Hedging allows producers to lock-in guaranteed prices for future output, but it can backfire if the price of spot metal rises above the hedged price.

65, But talk to any economist or market strategist and every positive statement about the economic outlook is heavily hedged with warnings about what could yet go wrong.

66, A person or firm that has bought the spot commodity and hedged with a sale of futures is said to be long the basis.

67, In other words, they assume that the investor is hedged exchange risk.

68, By hedging strategy, the risk caused by stock normal volatility will be hedged, then a European option pricing equation and formulae whose underlying stock pricing process is mixed process are gotten.

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69, Then came the trim - hedged fields on either hand, and the open road again.

70, Note: Correlations and standard deviations are calculated using returns in each country's own currency; In other words, they assume that the investor is hedged against exchange risk.

71, The whole procedure seems to be hedged about with problems.

72, A long or short position that has not been hedged.

73, Tom is hedged in today. He can only play in the backyard.

74, Earlier this week, Sharp president Mikio Katayama said it has hedged some of its euro exposure, but noted that its European businesses will remain in a 'severe environment' from now on.