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derivative
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financial instrument whose value is based on one or more underlying assets
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A derivative is a financial investment whose value depends on the price of something else, like a stock, currency, or commodity. Derivatives matter because they allow people to hedge against price changes or speculate on future prices, though they can also carry significant risks if used improperly.
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