Hedged trading involves taking positions in two correlated assets or markets to offset potential losses in one position with gains in the other. The goal is to minimize risk rather than maximize profits.

Hedged trading reduces risk by protecting against adverse price movements in one asset. If one position loses value, the offsetting position will gain value, limiting overall losses.

• Hedged trading can be suitable for investors looking to mitigate risk in their portfolios while maintaining a stable and impressive return.

Hedged trading focuses on minimizing risk through offsetting positions, while speculative trading involves managing risk through position sizing, stop-loss orders, and diversification. Speculative traders often accept higher levels of risk in pursuit of potential rewards.

Yes, as our asset base grows, we are able to be onboarded by larger institutions that provide better trading conditions for additional profits.  That along with the ability to introduce more advanced technology means increases in performance every year