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legging out

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legging out
The closing of one side of a hedged position while leaving the other side of the hedge position open. For example, an investor might buy an October call on ExxonMobil and sell short a November call on the same stock. Subsequently buying the November call to cover the short position while continuing to hold the October call results in the investor legging out.


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