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  <title>How Can Investors Hedge Downside Risks on Single Stocks?</title>
  <description>In this episode Derek Moore discusses situations where investors might own a concentrated position in one stock or more with low cost basis. These present difficulties as selling would incur tax consequences however owning non-diversified positions pose significant single stock downside risk. Key&amp;amp;nbsp; Takeaways:  • What is a concentrated stock position? • What are the risks of single stock holdings versus diversified portfolios? • Tax consequences of trying to diversify low cost basis positions. • Explaining options to hedge the downside and build protection on individual positions. • Ways to hedge portfolios using beta weighting to design downside protection. • How avoided losses or hedging profits can bee reinvested at lower levels • How hedging profits can enable investors to diversify into other strategies.  &amp;amp;nbsp; Mentioned&amp;amp;nbsp; in&amp;amp;nbsp; this&amp;amp;nbsp; Episode: &amp;amp;nbsp; Broken Pie Chart Book by Derek Moore https://amzn.to/2COXRAS &amp;amp;nbsp; Podcast on How Diversification Can Fail When You Need It Most  https://razorwealth.com/does-diversification-alone-reduce-systematic-stock-market-risk/ &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Podcast on hedging for protection  https://razorwealth.com/why-investors-need-a-protective-hedged-equity-strategy/ </description>
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