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Essay heading: Currency Hedging
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An investor decides to buy one share of a Japanese investment company, Yoka Taco, for 2,059 Yen (JPY) on January 17th. With the Japanese Yen trading at 1.68 to the dollar, the investor
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buys 2,059 Yen for U.S. $1,226 (2,059/1.68) to pay for the stock... displayed 300 characters
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$1,226 (2,059/1.68) to pay for the stock. In turn, the investor settles the trade in the local market and receives his share. On July 10th, he or she decides to sell the single share of Yoka Taco for 2,546 Japanese Yen. Seemingly, the investor has generated a 487 Yen profit (2,546-2,059), or 24%, on the stock... displayed next 300 characters
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