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in this video I want to discuss the concept of hedging with forward or futures contracts now hedging with forward or futures contracts consists of taking a position that as a payoff that is the opposite of the risk profile that is being hedged this allows the losses from the position in the commodity to be offset by gains in the forward or futures position in order to understand that concept lets take a quick look at risk profiles and this is basically just a graph showing the relationship between changes in price versus changes in the value of the position so heres the case of the risk profile for an oil seller as the price of oil increases the oil seller gets a higher price and it the value increases right the value of that oil increases as the price of oil goes down moving to the left the oil seller receives less money right and the value goes down in the opposite position is the oil buyer this is a person whos concerned about an increase in the price of oil as oil prices go up v