A strategy in which futures contracts are purchased in order to protect against price changes in a cash commodity. A hedge is a trading strategy that creates a position in the futures or options market that is designed to protect against price changes in the underlying commodity or futures or options instrument. See also hedge.
long hedge - Investment & Finance Definition
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