hedged
Speech parts
1. hedged - Adjective
2. hedged - Verb
4. hedged - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Hedge
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Examples
At his White House press conference on Thursday evening as the furore played out, Mr Trump hedged on his eagerness for a delay even as he doubled down on his verdict that the election will be “crooked” and “one of the most rigged elections in history”.
Both situations allow speculators (non-commercial traders) "A non-commercial trader is a trader that is not commercially engaged in business activities hedged by the use of the futures or option markets (CFTC classification).
In such cases, importers are hit badly, thus it is beneficial for them to be hedged.
Carol had hedged his bets about whatever to choose between the Allies and the Axis powers competing in World War II.
As a result, we expect that nearly all of the net gains and losses on these financial instruments will reverse over the remaining contractual terms of the hedged items.
But this time I hedged, noting that the perception could change overnight if Biden is shellacked in Iowa and New Hampshire, the first caucus and primary states.