I don't really understand the purpose of hedging with the same instrument. And futures don't have any special tax benefits for longer holding periods.
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In some cases, it's to preserve the trading record - more of an accounting exercise. For instance, both a long-term long trade and a short-term short trade might be "right" and a winning trade, yet, they might overlap.Originally posted by backtester831 View PostComment
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