Of course, only the 5 people here will understand what it means. It 's like an inhabitant of Pitcairn coining a new word for 'mutiny'.hedgeable means it can be hedgedNow that we know how to spell it, how would one define 'hedgeable'?
Of course, only the 5 people here will understand what it means. It 's like an inhabitant of Pitcairn coining a new word for 'mutiny'.hedgeable means it can be hedgedNow that we know how to spell it, how would one define 'hedgeable'?
if someone knows what "hedge" means in the finance sense, they can probably figure out "hedgeable"Of course, only the 5 people here will understand what it means. It 's like an inhabitant of Pitcairn coining a new word for 'mutiny'.hedgeable means it can be hedgedNow that we know how to spell it, how would one define 'hedgeable'?
-able
suffix
1. capable of, suitable for, or deserving of (being acted upon as indicated): enjoyable, pitiable, readable, separable, washable
2. inclined to; given to; able to; causing: comfortable, reasonable, variable
"Probably" is not unambiguous.if someone knows what "hedge" means in the finance sense, they can probably figure out "hedgeable"Of course, only the 5 people here will understand what it means. It 's like an inhabitant of Pitcairn coining a new word for 'mutiny'.hedgeable means it can be hedged
suffix -able-able
suffix
1. capable of, suitable for, or deserving of (being acted upon as indicated): enjoyable, pitiable, readable, separable, washable
2. inclined to; given to; able to; causing: comfortable, reasonable, variable
Indirectly, only. Page 24 defines various flavors of 'non-hedgeable' but seemingly no definition of 'hedgeable'. Is it the same as NOT (non hedgeable)?The insurance CFO Forum spelled it as hedgeable. (http://www.cfoforum.nl/downloads/MCEV_P ... r_2009.pdf)
So it has been used before.
Indirectly, only. Page 24 defines various flavors of 'non-hedgeable' but seemingly no definition of 'hedgeable'. Is it the same as NOT (non hedgeable)?The insurance CFO Forum spelled it as hedgeable. (http://www.cfoforum.nl/downloads/MCEV_P ... r_2009.pdf)
So it has been used before.
It is obvious what it means? famous last words. This is the reason that 99% of s/w projects fail and lawyers are the busiest people on the planet.I don't know who is messing with whom here, but, yes, it's a word, and it's spelled hedgeable. It's meaning is no less clear than the meaning of 'blue.'
Now all go and do something useful with your time!
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