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Using oil share portfolios to hedge oil price risk

Strong, 1991

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7103889415427043826
Author
Strong J
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Quarterly Review of Economics and Business

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This article examines the ability of oil equity portfolios to serve as hedges against oil price changes. While ex ante hedge portfolios outperform naive buy-and-hold strategies, they are not particularly effective, offsetting only one-third to one-half of oil price changes. While …
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