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• “In Cantor's case, a so-called hedger - such as an investor in the movie or just a fan - would sell futures contracts to a speculator valued at $1 for every $1 million in expected U.S. and Canadian ticket sales during the first month.”

  The Seattle Times

• “He's not only a "hedger" (a nice way to say, you know).”

  Edwards: Hillary On Detour Through "Deep Canyon Of Corporate Lobbyists"

• “Imposing limits on speculative positions carries all sorts of problems, not least having government-appointed officials decide who is a genuine "hedger" and who isn't.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Hit the Speculators and Oil Bets Are Off

• “In order to be a legal "hedger", you can be a mining company with a reasonable expectation of getting it out of the ground, you can be someone who has just purchased a mining company's production forward, or you can be a person who has a huge vault, or access to someone else's huge vault.”

  Gold Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha

• “London warehouse statistics are not reported, so they could have silver there to cover their "Commercial Trader" a. k.a "hedger" short position in New York.”

  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page

• “There was optimistic talk in some circles that Cameron would prove to be a hedger.”

  The Guardian: After election battle, bruised Clegg seeks distance from Tory partners

• “A genuine hedger has real goods to exchange to make good on a futures transaction.”

  Here's a tax target for ya (Jack Bog's Blog)

• “It is a binary question, where those traders that do not attest that they are a genuine hedger must therefor be a speculator.”

  Here's a tax target for ya (Jack Bog's Blog)

• “The other side of any futures trade could be either another genuine hedger or a speculator.”

  Here's a tax target for ya (Jack Bog's Blog)

• “It would be some point that is certainly at or below the combined number of hedger involved contracts.”

  Here's a tax target for ya (Jack Bog's Blog)

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