What is hedging in trading and how can I do it?

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Hedging in trading involves taking an opposite position in the same or similar asset to offset potential losses from an adverse price movement. For example, if you have a long position in EURUSD, you could hedge this by opening a short position in EURUSD.

What is hedging in trading and how can I do it?

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