Not exact matches
A better approach may be to diversify bets and
hedge against several
scenarios.
Hopefully, monthly mortgage payments leave some income left over to diversify into assets that can
hedge against other
scenarios.
I'm not predicting a return to inflation, only that it is a
scenario against which people might want to
hedge.
Paradoxically, other clients were
hedging against an inflationary
scenario, which drove the growth of Deutsche Bank's inflation derivatives business.
In 2009, clients who had exposure to low interest rates were using rate options and swaps to
hedge against a low - rate
scenario.
It gets ever more expensive
hedging against the last 20 % of bad
scenarios, and you might be missing out on the great returns in 40 % of
scenarios.
In a reasonably - good - case
scenario, if something goes wrong, we can always move to a free wiki host like Gamepedia, but to
hedge against a worst case
scenario, we plan to make regular full database dumps of our content available to be downloaded publicly (as one can do on both Wikia and Wikipedia); the dumps would contain the full text and history of all articles on Wikitroid, and would be enough for someone to bring the site back from the dead should the worst happen.
The government printing money is the
scenario I want to
hedge against.
I also suspect Japanese property could be a potentially decent currency
hedge (& even a
hedge against a run - away fiscal / inflation
scenario), and it's a pretty compelling property market in its own right — so it might be an attractive alternative to other large cap sectors.
You've been approached by several investors to create funds designed to
hedge against «Armageddon»
scenarios like hyperinflation.
I recommend that everyone have a small investment in precious metals such as gold just as a small
hedge against a doomsday type of
scenario.
So if there is a real, though unquantifiably small, possibility of catastrophic climate change, and if we would ideally want some technological
hedges as insurance
against this unlikely
scenario, and if raising the price of carbon to induce private economic actors to develop the technologies would be an enormously more expensive means of accomplishing this than would be advisable, then what, if anything, should we do about the danger?
Just imagine a
scenario in which all these prospective
hedge funds have taken the opportunity with Bitcoin Futures to bet
against Bitcoin prices, and the complex becomes net short.
OK, I'm going to stop before I start confusing myself with
scenarios, but if you want more information on how
hedging against inflation with rental properties works, check out «Real Estate as a Hedge Against Inflation.
against inflation with rental properties works, check out «Real Estate as a
Hedge Against Inflation.
Against Inflation.»