1.1 Hedging is a financial strategy to reduce risk from price fluctuations.
1.2 It works like insurance → you spend a cost to protect from big losses.
1.3 The main goal is risk reduction, not profit making.
1.4 Example: If you hold stocks, you can buy a put option to protect yourself if the stock price falls.
2.1 Markets are unpredictable due to economic, political, or natural events.
2.2 Hedging is important because it helps to:
2.2.1 Protect investors from large losses.
2.2.2 Maintain stable business cash flows.
2.2.3 Reduce stress and uncertainty for traders.
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