| Ksfarm - 4/11/2019 06:55
Hedging and rolling the hedge for carry is a good way to gain some $$. Also a good strategy to improve basis.
But..... my question is, what is the plan if the market inverts?
I am asking about the hedges that are now going against your original hedge position.
I suppose it wouldn't be much different than someone that didn't have bins. You could use the tools (calls, futures, spreads) at your disposal to adjust your risk profile. Another thing that can be done if you see it coming soon enough is roll forward, capturing the available carry early in the rally, then after the inversion roll back, again gaining on your price then delivering - most likely in a stronger basis too boot.
Take care |
Question for those who use bins
