Question
 A trader wants to hedge their portfolio, which has a
value of 20,00,000 by using S&P 500 futures contracts. The current price of one S&P 500 futures contract is $2,500, and the trader wants to achieve an 80% hedge. How many S&P 500 futures contracts should the trader buy or sell to achieve this hedge?Solution
We need 80% hedging of 20,00,000 value i.e., 16,00,000 Number of contracts = (Value to Hedge) / (Contract Size) Number of contracts = ($16,00,000) / ($2,500) = 640 contracts
Statements:
Q ≥ J ≤ V; U > J > X; M = U < P
Conclusions:
I. P > X
II. V ≥ M
Statements: L $ W, W * H, H # T, P % T
Conclusions:      I. T @ L                 II. H % L               �...
Statement:
Q < B ≥ M; M > T = V; S < J = K ≥ L; V > K
Conclusion:
I. B > S
II. B > L
III. M < J
Statements: T = U > W < X ≤ Y ≥ V > Z > R = S
Conclusions:
I. T > V
II. T ≤ V
III. S > Y
Statements: C > E > Y > U ≤ O ≥ P = V
Conclusion
I: O > E
II: U > C
Statements: R > S ≥ T = U < V ≤ W; X ≥ Y = Z < U = M ≥ N
Conclusions:
I. S ≥ M
II. T < X
III. W > N
In this question, the statement is followed by two conclusions. Which of the two conclusion(s) is/are true?
Statement: Z < L < P = V ≥ H = U �...
In the question, assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the following conclusion(s) among the three conclusions is/are definitely tru...
Statements: V < P ≤ F = Y, Y < O ≤ J < SÂ
Conclusions:
I. V ≤ O
II. F < J
III. S > P
Statements: J $ K, K * T, T @ N, N © R
Conclusions:
 I. J $ T                  II.R * T               �...
