offsetting buy

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• Offsetting Transaction — In trading, an activity that exactly cancels the risks and benefits of another instrument in the portfolio. An offsetting transaction is used when it is not possible to simply close the original transaction as desired. This frequently occurs with …   Investment dictionary

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