hedge clause

hedge clause definition - business

hedge clause

A statement in an advertisement, a market letter, or a security report indicating that the information therein is believed to be accurate and that it has been obtained from usually reliable sources, with nothing, however, guaranteed. Essentially, a hedge clause indicates to readers that the writer believes the information is accurate and that reasonable care has been taken to ensure its accuracy.

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