How to Hedge your stock portfolio with Futures and Options? | Trade Brains

In this video, we discussed how you can hedge your stock portfolio with futures and options using two popular strategies i.e. protective put and covered call. We also discussed how you can hedge by selling futures. Simple hedging strategies for beginners.
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[@amit7198]

Nice. Liked it. Thanks...How can we hedge few futures stocks with a single option..how to determine hedge ratio is as close as 1:1 if we choose nifty put option

[@Up_Wealth]

I don't get it