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Confirmed then, you have no clue what hedging is. A hedge is not an investment, you fool. A hedge is position that is intended to offset an exposure. A succe
by lottin 5y ago
Confirmed then, you have no clue what hedging is. A hedge is not an investment, you fool. A hedge is position that is intended to offset an exposure. A successful hedge can very well be a terrible investment.
- louloulou 5y agoYeah, in this case offsetting exposure to the inflating fiat monetary and banking system. No need for name calling.
- lottin 5y agoThat's not an exposure. You keep using technical terms in order to sound knowledgeable, but it's obvious that you don't know what they mean.
- louloulou 5y agoYes, it is. If you have a deposit in a bank, you are a creditor of that bank. If the bank fails, you might not get that money back. Also, maybe try to form an actual coherent argument, rather than continuing to claim I don't know what I'm talking about.
- lottin 5y agoSure, so you want to hedge against a bank run (even though bank deposits are insured)? I don't think you're making any sense but, anyway... what kind of hedging instrument do you intend to use against a bank run and why?