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A delta hedge is established by buying or selling an amount of the underlying asset calculated by multiplying the number of related options by the delta of the options. | A delta hedge is established by buying or selling an amount of the underlying asset calculated by multiplying the number of related options by the delta of the options. | ||
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Revision as of 15:09, 6 May 2016
Hedging with options.
The hedging of an option position against changes in the market price of the underlying asset.
A delta hedge is established by buying or selling an amount of the underlying asset calculated by multiplying the number of related options by the delta of the options.
