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"kategoriski aizliegts spekulēt ar valūtām (nāves grēks)"
ko nozīmē spekulēt? ja es ar lielu drošticamību paredzu, ka globālu notikumu rezultātā eiro vērtība strauji kritīsies un tāpēc sava biznesa risku "nosedzu" iegādājoties, piemēram, zeltu (slikts piemērs, bet tomēr), vai tas skaitās nāves grēks? otrs piemērs. fermeris, kas audzē sojas pupiņas:
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A farmer is one example of a hedger. Farmers grow crops—soybeans, in this example—and carry the risk that the price of their soybeans will decline by the time they're harvested. Farmers can hedge against that risk by selling soybean futures, which could lock in a price for their crops early in the growing season.
A soybean futures contract on the CME Group's Chicago Board of Trade exchange consists of 5,000 bushels of soybeans. If a farmer expected to produce 500,000 bushels of soybeans, they would sell 100 soybean futures contracts.
Let's assume the price of soybeans is currently $13 a bushel. If the farmer knows they can turn a profit at $10, it might be wise to lock in the $13 price by selling the futures contracts. In that way, the farmer could avoid the risk that the price of soybeans would fall below $10 when they're ready to be sold."
avots: https://www.thebalance.com/hedging-in-c
vai biznesa īpašnieks (fermeris) drīkst mazināt riskus ar finanšu instrumentu palīdzību? tas ir vai nav risks?
ko nozīmē spekulēt? ja es ar lielu drošticamību paredzu, ka globālu notikumu rezultātā eiro vērtība strauji kritīsies un tāpēc sava biznesa risku "nosedzu" iegādājoties, piemēram, zeltu (slikts piemērs, bet tomēr), vai tas skaitās nāves grēks? otrs piemērs. fermeris, kas audzē sojas pupiņas:
"
A farmer is one example of a hedger. Farmers grow crops—soybeans, in this example—and carry the risk that the price of their soybeans will decline by the time they're harvested. Farmers can hedge against that risk by selling soybean futures, which could lock in a price for their crops early in the growing season.
A soybean futures contract on the CME Group's Chicago Board of Trade exchange consists of 5,000 bushels of soybeans. If a farmer expected to produce 500,000 bushels of soybeans, they would sell 100 soybean futures contracts.
Let's assume the price of soybeans is currently $13 a bushel. If the farmer knows they can turn a profit at $10, it might be wise to lock in the $13 price by selling the futures contracts. In that way, the farmer could avoid the risk that the price of soybeans would fall below $10 when they're ready to be sold."
avots: https://www.thebalance.com/hedging-in-c
vai biznesa īpašnieks (fermeris) drīkst mazināt riskus ar finanšu instrumentu palīdzību? tas ir vai nav risks?
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